Cardinal Energy Ltd. (CJ.WT) Warrant

TSXCompany warrantstrike C$7.001 share per warrantexpires 2028-01-03updated 2026-10-04

Each CJ.WT warrant gives the holder the right to buy 1 share of Cardinal Energy Ltd. at C$7.00 per share, until January 3, 2028. The stock last closed at C$12.18, above the strike, so the warrant is in the money. Cardinal Energy Ltd. has a market value of about C$2.15B. There are 2.38M listed warrants; exercising all of them would add 1.4% to the 176.14M shares outstanding.

Warrant price
C$5.16
last close
CJ share price
C$12.18
174% of strike
Market cap
C$2.15B
176.14M shares
Time left
456 days
expires 2028-01-03
Dilution if exercised
1.4%
2.38M warrants

CJ vs strike, last 12 months

No share-price history for CJ yet.

Key terms

Strike per share
C$7.00
Shares per warrant
1
Cash to exercise one warrant
C$7.00
Expiry
2028-01-03
Redemption trigger
none stated
Cashless exercise
—
Acceleration clause
none
Break-even stock price
C$12.16

From the issuer's filing.

Company and stock

Company
Cardinal Energy Ltd.
Underlying stock
CJ
Share price
C$12.18
Market cap
C$2.15B
Shares outstanding
176.14M
Value of all listed warrants
C$12.30M (0.6% of market cap)

Market cap is the last share price times shares outstanding (as of 2026-10-03).

Model value vs price Pro

Model value
Last price
C$5.16
Price / model

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Dilution

Shares outstanding
176.14M
Listed warrants
2.38M
Dilution if all exercised
1.4%

Warrant count from TMX listing data (listed warrants).

Filings and events

Questions about CJ.WT

When does the CJ.WT warrant expire?

CJ.WT expires on January 3, 2028.

What is the strike price of CJ.WT?

C$7.00 per share; each warrant converts into 1 share, so exercising one warrant costs C$7.00.

Can Cardinal Energy Ltd. redeem the CJ.WT warrants early?

The source filing we read lists no stock-price redemption trigger.

How many CJ.WT warrants are outstanding?

2.38M listed warrants, equal to 1.4% dilution if all are exercised.

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