In case of over-subscription, how will the allotment happen. Will it be on pro-rata basis or it will be lottery system just like in IPO. Anyone pls. guide
Buy in Bulk. its a great opportunity. I am planning to buy 10K shares for 200% return in a year time. Once the profitability is restored, the share will touch 100 levels
I think its a very very good opportunity and price is very attractive. I am planning to buy 10K shares and i expect the price to reach 100 within 1 years once the bank is back on profitability track
1) In bonus share issue or Split share, if price is halved then shares also gets doubled. So do existing shareholders get extra shares in case of FPO also, or everyone has to buy only ?
2) If extra shares are not given to existing shareholders and there net worth comes down, doesn't it simply mean that actually existing shareholders are the one who is actually paying that much cost (equal to issue price) to the company and company is getting that money out of free.
3) is this valid, (obviously it is) ? But still I have confusion. Means tomorrow Reliance can bring FPO of 50K crores by just issuing extra shares and company will get that money but existing shareholder will lose money ?
4) how come a company just issue new shares which currently held no value ? Aren't shares of a company are fixed and company can issue only those shares which they own ?
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July 12, 2020 9:51:08 AM
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I think no bonus or split was done, SBI and other banks invested in yes bank in rescue plan with buying existing yes bank share at Rs10. Now these banks selling their stake in FPO at Rs13. Pee FPO SBI holding was 48% Post FPO SBI holding will be 30%, even sbi approved 1780cr they will invest in FPO
So SBI at one hand reducing their holding around 50% (overall yes bank shares of 24%) and at other hand they are again buying in FPO (anchor portion) around (6 %) At the end SBI will still have 30% of yes bank shares. Same equation other might follow hdfc kotak axis federal idfc etc.
New invester might jump in FPO like LIC and FIIs
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July 12, 2020 12:04:32 PM
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Within 3-4 months SBI is in cashing 900 cr profit plus taking back his 3025cr from his invested 6050cr. (SBI has to hold at least 26% of his holding for 3 years, so he is selling 50% of his holding)
And again putting 1760cr in FPO (this new investment will not have any lock except anchor portion lock of only few months)
post FPO SBI will hold 30% from overall yes bank shares at avg price of Rs11, isn’t this awesome game played by SBI?
From this 30% holding SBI cant sell 12.5% (26% of his earlier 48% holding) stake for three years from march20. Remaining 17.5% SBI can sell any time.
overall at down side from FPO price its hard to break RS11 level (except overall world market carsh)
If we apply there is very low chance to loose money, loss would not be more than 2k per lot.
At upper side there is high chance it will list in between 13-14 and day high would be around 15.
Lets see who new players are investing in anchor, there are big names like paytm lic and few FIIs are intrested as per news
I would like to answer to your questions are follows:
1. Everyone has to buy exactly in the same fashion as buying in any other IPO.
2. By issuing extra shares net worth of the company increases. However, EPS decreases which is unfavorable to existing investors. The only comfort for existing investors who have purchased high is they are getting an opportunity to average down their purchase price (specifically in Yes Bank case).
3. If Reliance comes out with an FPO tomorrow and issues extra shares, situation remains the same. However, prior to the action every company will need board and share holder approval.
4. Companies can increase their share capital through a board resolution followed by share holder approval.