AquaBounty converted preferred shares into 8,077,043 common shares, leaving 13,291,953 common shares outstanding. Removing all preferred shares helps, but the much larger common share count leaves existing owners with smaller stakes.
Existing owners now own a smaller percentage of the company because many new common shares joined the total. Removing the preferred shares is a benefit, but it does not make up for the large increase in common shares.
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