Why do stocks drop on an offering?

Selling new shares dilutes existing holders, and offerings are usually priced at a discount to the last trade. The size of the raise relative to the company's market value, and the discount, drive how big the move is.

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Stock and debt offerings: Telecommunications

Quantisnow recorded 5 stock and debt offerings among telecommunications stocks in the last 90 days across 4 companies. RCI (Rogers Communication Inc.) had the most, with 2.

Public offerings, registered directs, ATM programs and convertible notes.

Events: 5
Companies: 4
Busiest day: Nov 4; 1 that day
Most frequent: RCI; 2 events

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Newest first

01Nov 4CHT
Chunghwa Telecom Reports Un-Audited Consolidated Operating Results for the Third Quarter of 2026
02Oct 23RCI
Rogers Communications Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results
03Sep 23HUHU
HUHUTECH Reports 8.6% Revenue Growth for First Half of 2026, with New U.S., Germany, and Singapore Operations Contributing $3.7 Million
04Sep 10RCI
Rogers Communications Inc. Announces Pricing of Public Offering of US$1 billion Fixed-to-Fixed Rate Subordinated Notes and Canadian Private Placement of Cdn$600 million Fixed-to-Fixed Rate Subordinated Notes
05Aug 14SIDU
SIDUS SPACE REPORTS SECOND QUARTER 2026 FINANCIAL RESULTS

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How many stock and debt offerings were there among telecommunications stocks in the last 90 days?: Quantisnow recorded 5 stock and debt offerings among telecommunications stocks in the last 90 days across 4 companies. RCI (Rogers Communication Inc.) had the most, with 2.
Why do stocks drop on an offering?: Selling new shares dilutes existing holders, and offerings are usually priced at a discount to the last trade. The size of the raise relative to the company's market value, and the discount, drive how big the move is.