What happens during strike price adjustment in options?

What happens during strike price adjustment in options?

When a corporate action leads to a strike price adjustment:
• The existing position is closed at its theoretical value prior to adjustment
• A new position is created at the adjusted strike price
• The value is carried forward to the new position
Important:
There is no profit or loss solely due to this adjustment. It ensures continuity without impacting value.

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