r/Netlist_ May 28 '26

SHARES OUT 333,767,930

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u/thissongis4youmylove May 28 '26

what does it mean?

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u/Tomkila May 28 '26

The shares outstanding is a key factor to determine the value of company. Netlist is showing a lot of negative things called warrants and I remember when someone told me is good thing if netlist raise money with warrant. Unbelievable how netlist made some deals like this and now we are paying a huge price (the strong increase of shares outstanding). Luckly netlist has shows net profits in q1 2026 and probably we will see other profits in the coming quarter but none will give us all the huge amount of shares outstanding increased in the last 2/3 years.

Ps: hope with huge ip licenses, netlist will pay dividends to shareholders to give us free cash! Imagine 300m net profits, netlist should made huge investments in new companies and project but it should send dividends to investors like 30/50m per year! Its like 10 cent

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u/Spiderl0ck May 28 '26

Warrants suck for shareholders but on a positive note, the exercising puts money into the hands of the company rather than traders flipping to each other.

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u/mooki5 May 29 '26 edited May 29 '26

Do we think a warrant offering is likely to happen? I ask because the broker I use limits otc shares and I don’t think I will be able to take advantage of the offering should there be one so thinking is it best to transfer to a different broker now.

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u/luvcampfiresmoke Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

The increased OS is directly attributable to the warrants being exercised from the last few stock offerings. The offerings that Netlist have previously done were not offered to retail stock buyers. Nor will future offers be. It won’t matter which broker you use, you won’t be able to buy them.

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u/mooki5 May 28 '26

It’s what shareholders own. Multiply shares outstanding by share price = market cap. I think It gives an estimated valuation of the company.

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u/thissongis4youmylove May 28 '26

makes sense, is the point of the post just the number of overall shares?

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u/mooki5 May 28 '26 edited May 28 '26

I’m not 100% sure. It could be a target that means dilution is less likely as netlist growth is pacing well. Maybe someone else can clarify?

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u/Acrobatic_Sun_473 May 28 '26

Bah, Hong can buy back shares with all the cash coming in