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As an example, if a company raised $15M with a 20% warrant coverage (warrant coverage is normally expressed in percent), then the aggregate exercise price of the warrants issued in the financing would be $3M.
Warrant coverage is an important concept for companies seeking investment, especially high-growth startups looking for venture capital. In essence, warrant coverage gives investors the right to purchase additional shares in a company at a fixed price in the future.
A stock warrant is a legal agreement between a company and an individual, granting the individual the right to buy or sell the companys shares at a specified price within a set time frame. The agreed price is called the strike price, and the set time frame ends on the expiration date.
Warrants are worth something if the market price is above the strike, usually close to the difference between them. If they are out of the money (strike is above market price), they can still be worth something if they are close in price, as someone might bet that the market will rise enough to make them exercisable.
Warrants are usually issued directly by companies. And if you exercise the warrant, you buy the stocks from or sell the stocks to the issuing company. Options, on the other hand, trade on secondary markets.

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An equity warrant gives a lender the right to purchase a percentage of the company (typically between 1-5%) or a specified quantity of stock at a set price per share (e.g., exercise price). Thus, they are similar to a call option in the stock market.
A warrants minimum value is the difference between its exercise price and the current traded price of its underlying stock. Alternatively, a warrant premium is the percentage difference between the cost of purchasing shares by exercising a warrant and buying them in the open market at the current price.
In venture debt deals, warrant coverage refers to the contractual agreement between a startup and the investor, which details the amount of shares the investor can purchase expressed as some percentage of the amount of capital they invested and the predetermined price at which they can purchase the shares by some

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