Kevin Gardiner (UWC Atlantic College), class of 1977, attended the college on a South Glamorgan Education Authority Scholarship and went on to study economics at the LSE and Cambridge.
(comparative more dilutional, superlative most dilutional) 1  Of or pertaining to dilution. 2  That dilutes.
Dilution, much like the chemistry term, means that you are becoming less concentrated. Shareholder dilation in particular means two really important things: one, that the economic power of the share that you hold is less, and two, your voting rights are less because the share makes up less of the company.