What is the subscription price and ratio of the rights offering?

The brief announcement you’ve cited does not disclose the specific terms of the rights offering—namely the subscription price per new share and the subscription ratio (how many rights are required to purchase one new share). Those details are typically outlined in the prospectus filed with the SEC (Form F‑1) and in the company’s full press release, which will be made public shortly before the offering opens.

Trading implication: Until the exact terms are released, the market will likely price‑in a “wait‑and‑see” premium for APWC shares, reflecting uncertainty around dilution and the attractiveness of the offer. If the subscription price is set significantly below the current trading level and the ratio is favorable (e.g., 1 new share for 3–5 existing shares), the rights could be highly sought after, supporting short‑term upside. Conversely, a high price or a steep ratio could exacerbate dilution concerns and pressure the stock lower. Monitor the forthcoming prospectus or any supplemental filing for those key numbers, and be prepared to adjust your position (e.g., buy the rights if the terms are generous, or consider hedging if dilution looks severe).