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Old shares exchange after merger

by Adam
(SLC, UT, USA)




RFMD Acquired Sirenza Microdevices

Under the terms of the merger agreement each outstanding share of Sirenza's common stock was to be exchanged for a combination of 1.7848 shares of RFMD common stock and $5.56 in cash. Outstanding options to purchase Sirenza stock will be assumed by RFMD and converted into options to purchase RFMD stock. Based on RFMD's closing stock price on Friday, August 10, 2007,

It is now 2011 and Sirenza no longer exists, but I still have original stock certificates, how do I exchange them for the RFMD stock and cash?




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Old shares exchange after merger

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Mar 10, 2011
Stocks Simplified Writes
by: Shaun

You should be on file as an owner with the new company. If you want a new stock certificate with the RFMD name on it you will have to call the company and have it mailed to you. You can then open up a brokerage account and send the stock certificate to your brokerage account where you can sell it.

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