IlearningEngines (NASDAQ:AILE) stock is sliding lower on Monday after the artificial intelligence (AI) learning automation platform filed a notice of effectiveness for a share offering.
This notice is tiled to a proposed offering filed on July 22. At that time, the company said it planned to sell up to 22,624,975 shares of AILE stock in the offering.
The offering was also noted to include warrants for another 8.25 million shares of AILE stock. The company’s notice today has this stock offering going into effect.
However, the company has yet to release the finer details of this offering. That means we don’t know how much it decided to sell the shares for.
What This Means for AILE Stock
Even so, we know this is having a negative effect on AILE shares today. That’s due to the offering increasing the total number of AILE stock on the market. This dilutes the stakes of current investors in the company.
Adding to that is the pricing of the public offering. While we don’t yet know this number, it will likely be below the stock’s prior closing price. That would be another reason for shares of AILE stock falling on Monday.
AILE stock is down 32.7% as of Monday morning.
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