To talk about the rights issue ratio, we must first explain what a rights issue is. A rights issue is the act of a listed company issuing new shares to original shareholders to raise funds.

Allotment means exercising the allotment rights, obtaining bonus shares for a fee, and purchasing stocks at a certain ratio and price, which means that if you want to get more stocks, you have to pay out of your own pocket.

The allotment ratio refers to the proportion of the listed company that implements the allotment based on the number of shares of all shareholders who hold the shares and are registered on the equity registration date based on the resolution reviewed and approved by the shareholders' meeting.