What do you mean by share allotment?

Rights issue refers to the behavior of listed companies to issue new shares to the original shareholders in order to further raise funds. In the process of rights issue, the company will distribute new shares to the original shareholders according to the number of shareholders' shares (usually lower than the market price), and the original shareholders can freely choose whether to buy the distributed new shares. Rights issue is a way of refinancing, which helps the company to expand its scale and improve its competitiveness.

The rights issue has little influence on investors and belongs to neutral news. Investors can freely choose whether to participate in the rights issue. If they are optimistic about this stock, they can buy it after the rights issue. If you are not sure about the stock price fluctuation after the rights issue, you can sell it before the rights issue to avoid the risk of rights issue. It is worth noting that the net assets per share will increase after the rights issue, and the stock price may show a trend of filling rights. Therefore, investors need to comprehensively consider the company's fundamentals, market conditions and other factors when operating the rights issue.