Zerodha has not sent me any email to tender in Buyback!! They should send me email or not? Hope no trick here for me. Planning to submit tomorrow as price movement is bad.
There will not be any mail from Zerodha. Mail will come from registrar only. You can simply place buyback order for your shares in zerodha yourself in console/corporate actions.
which Demat account doesn't matter....if you had shares on record date, then you should receive mail. you can check in spam folder also once in your email. You can just verify which email id is given with your demat acocunt.
I got ER the email from MOIL but not Zerodha. Is there any issue in my case? I have not tendered yet. @Lokes.. Did you receive email from Zerodha as they are your broker?
Record date is still not announced. Record date will be announced on 15th feb after evoting results and record date will be probably around 21st to 25th feb any day.
You need to buy shares upto 2 days before record date to be eligible for buyback. You will get mail from registrar after record date is over for your eligibility and shares holding on record date. You can place order (tender shares) from your broker site for all shares as held on record date. In buyback mail, dates will be mentioned for tender period upto which you can tender shares with your broker. From this forum also, you will come to know about buyback opening dates. Also read below link info for zerodha. For other brokers, you can call them to know how to place order for tendering shares when buyback period opens. https://support.zerodha.com/category/trading-and-markets/corporate-actions/articles/how-do-i-apply-for-buy-back
you can get more info on buyback from here: https://www.chittorgarh.com/article/buyback-of-shares-meaning-procedure-and-taxation/517/ https://investorzone.in/everything-about-the-buyback-you-want-to-know/
@ankit: you could have added some shares today morning...i have given my view in this forum in post no. 21 in reply to @DuckkyDuck. you can check once. Any addition below 3800 will be good anytime.
@harit: Acceptance ratio can be anything from 50 to 100% , mainly will be depending on share price during tender period. Due to any reason if share price comes around 4200-4300 during tender period, then AR may be around 100% and if price keeps below 4K then AR will be lesser around 40-70%. There are many many new shareholders this time in retail category just for buyback purpose so it will definitely reduce AR this time.
If anyone has the particulars of the link showing the bidding particulars of the shares for buyback by the MPS LTD, it is requested to kindly share for the information of the anxious readers. Thank you.
The information sought at another site INVESTORJONE is submitted herewith for the benefit of the anxious readers : https://www.nseindia.com/market-data/tender-issue-information?symbol=MPSLTD&type=Active Thank you.
In all, bids are submitted 3.48 times. Against the quantum of 9,44,444 shares, bids are submitted to the tune of 32,86,419 shares. Hopefully looking forward for reasonably good AR. Thank you.
@have faith: Considering there is no prior tcs purchase in any of demat/PAN, then either you buy all 1.8 lakh amount shares from 1 demat/PAN or either you distribute that amount in any ratio in three demat/PAN , then its same thing. Shares will be accepted as per same acceptance ratio in retail category (upto 2 lakh). 1-2 more share acceptance may come if you buy/tender from 3 different account (60K each account) instead of buy/tender all from 1 account but its more headache to manage etc.
Thanks @lokes .... One more thing how much fall r u accepting after record date as CMP is near 3700...... Selling share after record date and buying before buy back date is possible as first time I am going for buyback
@Have faith - what lokes ji suggest is quite correct. 1.8 lac from 1 account or 0.6lac each from 3 account is same. Managing 3 account is headache. But there is one more trick you can try. In this big buybacks(where share price value is large), its generally seen that 1 share tendered is generally accepted for mostly. So u can do following: Account 1 - Buy 1 share - Tender 1 share Account 2 - Buy 1 share - Tender 1 share Account 3 - Buy shares with remaining amount(around 46) - Tender all share
This trick will have you 1 extra share accepted. If for simplicity we assume AR is 50%. Then you acceptance will be 1+1+23=25 shares
If you buy all 48 shares in 1 account, then your acceptance will be 24 shares
Lets assume average buying rate is 3700. So u will have 4500-3700=800rs extra. Small increase in profit, but profit is profit. Market taught me this, however small profit is, go for it if you can.
Please note, "its generally seen" that single shares gets accepted mostly. But this is not rule. Possibility is it might not accept as well. In that case this trick will fail.
I hv 3 demat account in each I have moil shares. But I got the buyback mail for 2 account only eventhough I hv purchased in all acc before buyback. Why is that?
you will be eligible for buyback with any number of shares and you can tender any no. of shares. Below 2 lakh value shares (as per record date price), will come under retail category and rest above 2 lakh will come under general category. In Retail category, more % shares will be accepted in buyback in comparison to general category so yes acceptance ratio will be lesser in general category.
You can purchase tcs shares upto 2 days before record date, to be eligible for buyback and record date is still not announced. Record date will be announced on 15th feb after evoting results and record date will be probably around 21st to 25th feb any day.
You can purchase shares upto 2 days before record date, to be eligible for buyback. Record date will be announced on 15th feb after evoting results and record date will be probably around 21st to 25th feb any day.
Sir, Though it is correct, it is suggested to tender the maximum possible shares held on the Record Date to get the maximum benefit as AR is likely to be more than the ER due to non tendering of all the/some of the shares by the investors due to their own reasons. Thank you.
@Coldburger Your point is valid as ER is the minimum number of entitlement. But what will happen if you tender 1000 shares?
AR = ER +additional ratio, ER is constant so additional ratio will matter Suppose here additional ratio is 60% and you tender all 1000 shares, then number accepted will be 450 +60%×(1000-450) =450+330=780 So overall AR stands at 78% So in case of buyback tendering all shares is advisable.
@Asok Sarkar - In current market sell-off condition tendering all to buyback seems better. Thanks for your suggestion. Very unlikely it will cross 185 level which can give good profit in open sell. @KSRK sir is also in favour of tendering all. I do get confused sometimes mainly due to market volatility. Not sure which approch will yield better profit. So let go for tender all. Better for mental peace with no burden to track price every hour
@ Ashok asarkar, @ksrk ji- My only concern here is what if most investors take same approach and tender instead of open market sell? That will result in AR not exceeding 30% at max.? If that is true then my concern is genuine.. right? Most probably the tender offer window will face bearish market.
@Coldburger Moil is fundamentally a very strong company. It is undervalued because it is a psu. It is a big buyback of about 14.23%.Recently a trend is visible for buying by the retailers only for participating in Buyback ,the extent of which is not yet clear. But it will certainly reduce the AR. Here guess work will not do as because the picture will be clear only after the tendering process is concluded. In some earlier cases , in the same situation, I have enjoyed 80 to 100% AR. So a big AR can not be ruled out. So wait with patience . In this connection, take note of it that consequent upon buyback, the unacceped shares will carry an extra weight of 15% . Thanks
@Pigeon - I too had same question but i understood that 15% as the reduction of 15% shares from market. But still have one question- If those 15% extra shares are with the company then how it affects the value of remaining 85% of the equity? will those 15% shares cease to exist post buyback?
@ pigeon and @ Coldburger Company will buyback 14.23% share and money will come from the reserve of the company. So this shares will no longer exist. Suppose , the company had 100 shares in all .Post buyback the number will be 85.77. Earlier one share represented 1/100 of the company, Now it will ccarry 1/85.77 of the company.So post buyback weight of the share will be 100 ÷ 85.77 that means that the weight will increase by 16.6%. Thanks
would be close to 100% in gen category because promoters are not participating and their shareholding is about 67% of total.Many of the Foreign investors also may not participate because of hassles involved. however personally I feel the company has bright future being a zero debt company and promoters holding almost 75% post buyback.
One learning from Nucleus Software buy back is that buying below 2 lakhs always in anticipation of higher AR is not entirely true. Here, AR is 81% in general category (those holding above 2 lakhs) and 51% in retail with below 2 lakhs. AR in general category depends on whether promoters offer their shares. Times when promoters like to increase their stake by not tendering their shares in buy back is indicative of their confidence in the company and future growth.
As investors to seek higher benefits some times, we have to buy less than 2 lakhs and at times above it based on promoters intent to tender.
@Ou Ai: it was already known to most people before record date due to promoter non participation and total shares available and buyback size etc. We (me/KSRK sir and others) have already discussed this in this forum also in comments.
@lokesh Thanks. Missed noting that thread about promoters non participation. Else, would have opted for general category. Anyways, is this information available in before record date like now Tata's in TCS? Is it mentioned in postal ballot? How about Ajanta and MPS?
@OU Ai: yes in TCS promoters are participating. News comes after buyback announcement. yes it will be known before record date. Normally in IT companies it comes to know in news or via postal ballot results, am not sure about ajanta/MPS etc , don't track much. I am not participating in MPS , ajanta i am having but no idea about promoter etc.
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Zerodha has not sent me any email to tender in Buyback!! They should send me email or not? Hope no trick here for me. Planning to submit tomorrow as price movement is bad.