Vishay says $750 million of convertible notes can add shares to the count used for profit per share if the stock's average price exceeds $30.16. The filing gives no sales or profit results and says these share estimates are not a forecast, so it does not change the company's outlook.
The share count used to work out profit per share can rise if the stock's average price exceeds the notes' conversion price. The filing gives no sales or profit figures, and says these estimates are not a forecast.
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