Diluted Market Capitalization is the total value of a company’s shares if all possible shares were issued and sold at the current price. It takes into account the effect of stock options, convertible securities, and other instruments that can increase the number of shares outstanding. It is calculated by multiplying the diluted weighted average shares by the last price. The diluted weighted average shares is the average number of shares outstanding during a period, adjusted for any potential dilution. The last price is the most recent price at which a share was traded. The formula for diluted market capitalization is:
Diluted Market Capitalization = Diluted Weighted Average Shares * Last Price
Where:
- Diluted Weighted Average Shares is IS029,
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- Last Price is R0117,
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