Will the stock price rise after debt-to-equity swap?

Debt-to-equity swap is to convert the previous creditor's rights into equity, and the previous principal and interest into share dividends, which is a common change in investment mode of listed companies. Under normal circumstances, listed companies will have a certain impact on the stock price after debt-to-equity swap, so will the stock price rise after debt-to-equity swap? Will the stock price rise after debt-to-equity swap? If the debt-to-equity swap company keeps rising before the debt-to-equity swap operation, the share price of the company will rise to a certain extent after the debt-to-equity swap. This is what we often say, the company's share price will rise after debt-to-equity swap. If after the debt-to-equity swap, the company shows that the net assets per share are not within a reasonable range, the net profit is greatly reduced or even losses occur, and there is significant bad news in the industry. The scale of debt-to-equity swap accounts for more than 2/3 of the total scale, and the company's share price falls. Generally speaking, after the debt-to-equity swap of listed companies, the stock price is not necessarily in the form of rising or falling, so it must be analyzed according to the actual situation.