How many new shares would this offering add, and how much does it dilute existing holders?

How this is calculated

• New shares issued = raise amount ÷ (current price × (1 − discount)). A larger discount means the company has to sell more shares to raise the same dollar amount.
• Shares outstanding after the raise = current shares outstanding + new shares issued.
• Dilution is shown as new shares divided by the post-raise total, the share of the company existing holders give up by the new shares simply existing, not by anything existing holders did.
• The theoretical post-raise price holds the pre-raise market cap fixed and divides it by the new, larger share count. Actual markets almost never sit still through an offering, price can rise, fall, or hold for reasons that have nothing to do with the raise, so treat this line as a floor-case illustration of dilution math, not a forecast.
• This tool does not know a specific company's actual filed share count, offering size, or pricing terms. Get those from the company's own S-1, S-3, or 8-K filing, not from this calculator.