522 vivek, u r calculations are marvellous , i have applied 37 applications of 900 shares * 105 cutoff each, so how much will i get, i have paid 94500 in each application * 37 applcations, let me c how du u calcul;ate
Dear friends, I am junior to this share market. I applied for 240 shares @ rs.105/- each. Is there any possibility of getting shares? If, how many? I will be grateful if any body comments on this? Bhaskar
Prakash you have applied for 420 shares. Well, according to me if you have applied at cut-off then you should get Least No. of shares = {(420*105)/7.3}/105 = 57shares It is less than 60 i.e the minimum no. of shares but as i have said in my last message that i have set my formulae by assuming that every investor applying at cut off has applied for 1 lakh,but in reality every investor has not applied for 1 lakh so you must get at least 1 lot i.e 60 shares *so you must get at least 60 shares*
well,REC has been subscribed approximately 7.6789 times.For retail investors total reserve shares were 45665100 and issue oversubscribed 7.6789 times so bids for 350656620 no. of shares have come, out of which 95% bids are at cut off i.e 333123789 no. of shares i.e 7.3 times. Now if every investor who has bidded at cut off has subscribed for whole 100000 then every investor will get at least {100000/(333123789/45665100)}/105=124 no. of shares .So every investor bidding at cut off for 100000 Rs will surely get at least 2 lots i.e 120 shares.Surely if you have bidded for x amount then my formulae for least no. of shares you must get is Least No. of Shares You will get = (X/7.3)/105. surely least no of shares must be greater than 60.even if it is b/w 30-60 you may get 1 lot because in my whole calculation i have assumed that every investor bidding at cut off has subscribed for 1 lakh. *So all the best for every investor.*