Antidilution refers to mechanisms or provisions designed to prevent or mitigate the dilution of existing shareholders’ equity in a company, often in the context of issuing new shares. Antidilutive measures are typically included in convertible securities or stock option agreements to protect investors from a decrease in their ownership percentage or earnings per share. These provisions ensure that the value of existing shares is preserved.
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