Dilution risk is the potential for a company’s existing shareholders to see their ownership percentage reduced when new shares are issued. This often occurs during capital raises, employee stock options, or convertible debt conversions. While it can fund growth, it may also lower earnings per share and stock value. Investors, founders, and analysts use this metric to assess financing decisions and long-term equity value.
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