KSRK Sir Ji, You are like my mentor and I can definitely say that you have more experience than me in this market and moreover you are my elder. So I request you kindly don't use words like Sir and sorry for me.
I wish I always get your guidance and wisdom in the future. And I really want to meet you face to face whenever you visit India so that I can have your blessings!
184.4. Sachin1|| Link|December 18, 2021 6:45:13 AM
Dear Ayush Jindal, Thank you for your kind n affectionate words. Blessings will always be there to you even if we don’t meet in person. I am a resident of Hyderabad only. Thank you n all the best in all your deeds.
Unknwon ji, Congratulations.Good going. All the best. In my case, due to unexpected price raise on the Record Date, my holdings considered under General Category. Thank you.
184.9. Unknwon|| Link|December 18, 2021 10:42:49 AM
Sir, I was holding 200 shares as on the record date. On that day, the price was raised to more than Rs.1000/-.Hence, my holdings are categorised under the general category as the value increased to more than Rs. 2 lakhs. Only 13 shares are accepted and 187 shares are credited back to my Dmat account. I hope you have followed. Thank you.
I suggest you to please check the email received from goldiaminter.buybackoffer@linkintime.co.in which shows the entitlement ratio along with the order email which you have placed on the exchange. Also, you can complain to Linktime for the correction of buyback.
Sir, Thank you for your concern. While intimating the ER also, they have shown my holdings as 200 shares as on the record date and 3 shares are shown as entitlement. In the post buyback mail, it was shown 13 shares as accepted and 187 shares as unaccepted. I have seen the mail you have referred to wherein the AR is around 25% for General Category. My past such experience has not yielded any fruitful result stating that the buyback process is already completed. Hence, I believe that it is of no use even if the registrar/ Manager of the Buyback is addressed in this regard. Once again I wholeheartedly appreciate your kindness in sharing your views.
Sir, my query, their reply and my response are as under. Please guide me what I have to do further. Sir, On seeing the post buyback communication sent to the NSE and BSE by the company, I have noticed that the acceptance in general category is around 25%. But only 13 shares are accepted out of the 200 shares held on the record date and tendered for the buyback. 187 unaccepted shares are credited to my Dmat account. Please verify and do the needful to rectify the irregularity and accept the due shares in consultation with the broking agent i.e., ICICI SECURITIES (303028-66257294) Hoping for an early response and favourable action from your end. Thank you, Yours sincerely, SYAMALA DEVI KAMMA DPID. IN 303028 DP 66257294 of ICICI SECURITIES
Dear Investor, Please note that in case there are any Equity Shares left to be bought back in the General Category, the Additional Equity Shares tendered by the other Eligible Shareholders over and above their Buyback Entitlement are Accepted in proportion of the Additional Equity Shares tendered by them and the acceptances per shareholder is made in accordance with the Buyback Regulations, i.e. valid acceptances per shareholder will be equal to the Additional Equity Shares validly tendered by the Eligible Shareholders divided by the total Additional Equity Shares validly tendered in the General Category and multiplied by the total pending number of Equity Shares to be Accepted in General Category. Regards
Sir, Where is the question of accepting additional shares? I am talking about initial short acceptance only. Furnishing some reply without properly going through the query speaks volumes of your callous n negligence. Please verify once again and let me know why only 13 shares are accepted against my holding of 200 shares as on the record date. SYAMALA DEVI KAMMA DPID 303028 66257294 of ICICI SECURITIES
KSRK Ji, I would say keep the fight on...these issues takes time but gets resolved. In case its still not resolved, pls complaint to sebi. the process is as per the link https://investor.sebi.gov.in/inv-grie-redre.html. Frankly, i personally don't have any experience with this SEBI complaint system, but I would done the same as I mentioned above in case of an issue like this. Wishing you luck here, Regards
KSKR Sir Ji, Sir, you are already aware of the process of buyback. The complaint raised by you is not valid. Let me explain to you the process of buyback again.
First Priority:- 100% Entitled shares accepted. Second Priority:- Who was entitled to 'Zero shares'. Third Priority:- After accepting entitled and single shares as mentioned above, additional equity shares are taken into account and accepted proportionately.
As per LOF Entitlement ratio in General Category was 9 out of 593 Shares. The buyback size was 3,23,000 shares for the general category. Promoters have 1,46,94,672 shares and entitled to tender 2,23,000 as per entitled ratio.
On the basis of priority mentioned above after accepting the promoter's entitled shares the balance no. of shares left as 1,00,000 shares (323000-223000). Now refer to notice of post buyback in which you will find valid bids was of 12,37,607 in general category assuming that out of this figure 2,23,000 shares belong to the promoter balance left as 10,14,607 shares.
Based on the assumption:- Now 10,14,607 shares were entitled to 15,400 shares on the basis of the 9/593 ratio. Now after deducting 223000 and 15400 from 323000 we are left with 84,600 shares and valid bids shares left are 9,99,207 shares. Based on third priority 84600/999207= 8.46% extra shares will be accepted over and above of entitled ratio. Moreover, 8.46% will get reduced to 5% assuming that another HNI investor has also tendered their entitled portion only as the promoter did.
Now you have 200 Shares. First, your 3 shares were accepted then out of your 197 shares 5% more additional shares were accepted i.e. 10 approx. So, the total shares accepted are 13 out of a total of 200.
I hope now you understand the reason behind the AR of 6.5% in your case.
Dear Ayush Jindal, I am grateful to you for enlightening me regarding the basis of acceptance of shares for the buyback. I wholeheartedly appreciate your knowledge in this regard n kindness to elaborately explain the process. Please keep it up. God blesses you with all the best. Thank you once again.
KSKR Sir Ji, Sir, you are already aware of the process of buyback. The complaint raised by you is not valid. Let me explain to you the process of buyback again.
First Priority:- 100% Entitled shares accepted. Second Priority:- Who was entitled to 'Zero shares'. Third Priority:- After accepting entitled and single shares as mentioned above, additional equity shares are taken into account and accepted proportionately.
As per LOF Entitlement ratio in General Category was 9 out of 593 Shares. The buyback size was 3,23,000 shares for the general category. Promoters have 1,46,94,672 shares and entitled to tender 2,23,000 as per entitled ratio.
On the basis of priority mentioned above after accepting the promoter's entitled shares the balance no. of shares left as 1,00,000 shares (323000-223000). Now refer to notice of post buyback in which you will find valid bids was of 12,37,607 in general category assuming that out of this figure 2,23,000 shares belong to the promoter balance left as 10,14,607 shares.
Based on the assumption:- Now 10,14,607 shares were entitled to 15,400 shares on the basis of the 9/593 ratio. Now after deducting 223000 and 15400 from 323000 we are left with 84,600 shares and valid bids shares left are 9,99,207 shares. Based on third priority 84600/999207= 8.46% extra shares will be accepted over and above of entitled ratio. Moreover, 8.46% will get reduced to 5% assuming that another HNI investor has also tendered their entitled portion only as the promoter did.
Now you have 200 Shares. First, your 3 shares were accepted then out of your 197 shares 5% more additional shares were accepted i.e. 10 approx. So, the total shares accepted are 13 out of a total of 200.
I hope now you understand the reason behind the AR of 6.5% in your case.
Yesterday i have placed buy order for 300 shares at 586 rs when price was 587 and then i got busy in work and it was my bad luck that only 1 share was bought in that order :) so today i bought at very high avg price of 604 rs for buyback around 300 shares to be in retail category. Anyways i feel retail acceptance ratio will still be more than general category as i have studied. it can be around similar also. It can be around 50-55% in retail and around 45% in general.
Lokes ji, In case of Nucleus, I believe that the acceptance rate will be more in general category due to non/ negligible participation of the promoters in the buyback. Let us wait n see. However, I agree with you that in general the acceptance rate will be more in the retail category. Thank you.
@ksrk sir: ya normally we all know that acceptance ratio is more in reserved category, whoever applying in buybacks knows this, I am applying from long time.
But since in this specific nucleus case, many are asking/saying about more AR in general category than retail, so for that only I have done study on various things and based on some factors only I posted my views for nucleus too. As I said there won't be much difference in AR between both categories but retail can still be more and I gave approx numbers too.
@KSRK sir : I am afraid now about tomorrow and day after tomorrow move in this share price, since i bought at high price today and normally shares fall after last purchase date of buyback and on record date :) i think your purchase price is around 585. Regarding AR, please don't mind from my above message, lets see after tender period, i was just presenting my view based on some factors/studies. Lets hope it will be good for both categories :)
182.4. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA2|| Link|November 25, 2021 9:39:28 AM
I have 450 shares at 586 in one account and 34 shares at 582 in one account As per SEBI guidelines which i read it was saying for retail it will be min 15% or their actual quota whichever is higher.
Lets see how much ER will be given in both categories
Lokes ji, If the closing price at NSE drops below Rs.563.40 tomorrow, our two accounts will possibly be categorised under retail. Man proposes n God disposes. Waiting for the tomorrow’s announcement of the result of the already written examination in this regard. Thank you.
@KSRK: yes sir and its very much possible now with today closing of 567 rs, lets see tomorrow and lets hope your 355 shares account comes in general category :)
@kskr: ya it fell a lot again today as even market was very bad. Looks many will come into retail category due to this much price fall in last 2 days whoever bought nearby quantity to come in general category. Let's see how much ER and AR will be now.
In general I want to understand, What should be our strategy for share price falls after important dates like ex-record date and tender dates?
Usually price falls on ex date or record date or soon after tender date finish. I do not participate in buybacks only because of these reasons and don't know how to tackle this. Please help me understand.
@NKJ: ya price falls usually as per record date etc but it has fallen more this time in nucleus due to market fall added on it and regarding strategy we can't do anything on it, we need to decide as per our buyback profit then remaining shares we can sell on market price if profit is there overall else we can hold considering share movement etc as like in normal secondary market shares. And we can add more shares also after record date fall to sell in open market when price increase during tender period, it all depends on our conviction about share price movement. Nothing can be sure.
Thanks lokes, I want to take part in buybacks but because of same reason i was not sure if after selling left over shares it will overall benefit and how much? I know it depends on many factors like share price movement, ER, AR etc. I will take part in couple of buybacks with small quantity and see.
As i said, retail ER is much better than general category..... But still ER seems lesser than expected in both categories, lets see how much is converted into AR....
Sir, I am not surprised to see that the ER is better in Retail Category than the General Category. ER depends upon the number of shares held on the Record Date by the holders whereas AR depends upon the number of shares held on the Record Date and tendered for the buyback. As promoters are not likely to tender/ tendering insignificant number of shares for the buyback,AR will be naturally more. This is my understanding which may be proved wrong. Experts may enlighten me. Thank you.
it is only because of promoters and promoters group are participating the buyback. is it possible to change the decision of promoters to participate the buyback after record date?
I completely agree with KSRK sir's view. That is 100% correct. People seemed to got confused at various discussion boards about ER of normal category shareholder(more that 2lac). Please understand this sentence, "promoter doesn't intend to tender their shares". This means that, promoter is eligible(entitled) to tender their shares. But they will not tender their shares. And thats why in normal category, ER will be far less that reserved category, same as with other BB issues. But the actual AR will be a lot different and more as promoter will not tender their shares. My expectation is for normal category AR will be around 45-55%. And for reserved category as ER is quite more that expected ie. 16%, so i expect AR to be around 40-50%
@KSRK: yes sir, ER difference in retail/general and AR difference in retail/general may be different as per you said. Lets see final AR ratio also. And many people who bought to be in general category, came into retail category due to last 2 days great fall in price so due to that, retail participation may be more and final retail AR may be less. Lets see. Whatever it is, for all of us, lets hope, AR is atleast above 45% for retail category as most of us are in retail category :)
Lokes ji, If AR is more than 40% in retail category, it will definitely be treated as reasonably good. But I doubt whether it reaches 40%. I believe that the AR in general category will be more than 50% and may reach even 60%. OK. Let us wait and see. Thank you.
i cant understand 7.18% ER only in general category. that means out of total eligible 19,27,290 shares in general category they only offering 1,38,379 shares for buyback. In reserved category 15% ER means they offering 3,40,110 shares. totally they offering 4, 80, 000 share only in buy back but they announced 22 lakh shares in buyback. Is there any logic please explain any body?
since the Promoter and Promoter Group also intend to offer Equity Shares held by them in the Buyback. the document says above that why only 7% ER in general catergory
32 shares eligible out of 450 shares available on record date Its doesnt match up the original expected ER since promoters are not participating in buyback
Sir, I am still hopeful that AR in your case will be better as your holding of 450 shares is considered under general category. Let us wait and see. Thank you.
Thank you sir for sharing journey post listing of MOIL which happened in 2010. I am victim of MOIL since 2010. During IPO, There was a buzz about strong fundamental, zero debt, good divided paying, brighter future due to monopoly etc. I could not get IPO allotment so I heavily invested on listing day. I purchased qty 800 @ 520-545. Due to bonus issues, MOIL qty has become 1600 @ approx. average price Rs262. I am still holding qty 1600 till date and also not planning to tender share in buy back. In fact, I have purchased qty 2000 @170.4 in two different accounts to buy back. Let see how my strategy will help to minimize loss. I was not aware that MOIL has given Rs 98 dividend till date. I think as on today or after buy back I will be in profit. Holding period is no issues with me. Any comments wrt above, most welcome. KSRK sir, your comments are highly appreciated and obliged also.
IPO Smart ji, I strongly believe that you will be benefitted reasonably in the present buyback (1000 shares in each account). I presume that the 1600 shares are held in other than the said two accounts. If the 1600 shares are held along with the 1000 shares in the same account, your holdings will be considered in general category wherein the AR will normally be on lower side. Please act promptly to benefit yourself in a better way. All the best.
Sir, I suggest you to tender all the 1600 shares held in the other account also. Whatsoever the acceptance may be in the general category, you will be benefitted reasonably and the unaccepted shares will be credited back to your account. God blesses you with all the best.
Very good suggestion by KSK sir. In buy back there is an opportunity for acceptance of extra shares consequent upon non participation of many holders. Moreover, as a thomb rule all shares in hand is to be tendered which will increase the acceptance of extra shares.
Sir, If I am not wrong, buyback during 2019 was through open market and not through Tender Offer. Moreover the price of the share has witnessed many fluctuations. Unless a detailed study is made, I don’t want to hastily purchase the shares. Thank you.
@ KSK Sir After going through different view point in this aspect , I put some points for taking conversant decision. 1. This share was listed in Dec 2010 , I can till recollect the craze created at that time. Everybody was speaking of Moil, Moil, Moil . But eventually after eleven good years we see it as a wealth destroyer as is relevant for most of the PSU Ipos. 2.IPO price was 187.50 (allowing for 1:1 bonus in sept'2017), listed at 282, days high295 and end with232. The Ipo was subscribed 56times, Qib 49, Nii 143 ,retail 33. In the context of 2010, it was a fabulous subs figure. One black spot that the employee quota was not subs in full. 3. Till date the company has paid total dividend of about Rs 98 per share. But within one year of listing its price droped to as low as 113. Since then its price range is 98.1 to , 269 ; covid low 100. One year low being 133.5 4.At any rate it is not any performing share. Just before the news of buyback its price was 172.4 ,the first news of buyback could not lift it above 180. 5. The present situation of market fall drifted it to 166 and now with the announcement of ex-date , it touched about 181. Had not there been any news of buyback it could have drifted to 155-150 as is seen in case of other PSU. 6. There are some interesting points relevant to this buy back. As at 30/9/21 Out of 23.73 cr shares,. 64.35% belongs to the promoter and 35.65% to others. Retailers portion being 13.14% (3.12 cr , average size 125 shares). 3.38 cr share is earmarked for buy back. 7.Arithmetic shows that the Govt may not be interested to take part in this buyback as much as their non participation will make the promoter stake at exactly 75 % 8.If the promoter takes part the ER will be 13.14% ,if the promoter does not it will be 37% which may conform to upto 70% AR. 9.Now come to a critical value calculation. Theoretically selling or not selling in buyback does not prove to be that material but buyback can give some tax advantage. 10.Taking price at 172.4 as mentioned earlier,the post buyback corresponding price stands at 201 as buyback is essentially a stake appreciation. If anybody argues that its price would have been 150 without any news of buyback, still then appreciated price stands at 175. 11.For buyback and dividend, the amount comes from the reserve. This buy back is good for Rs 29.24 dividend which may have been the alternate action. If anybody asks me whether to buy at 180, I shall say in affirmative; more and more if he has taken at 170 level. If the promoter does not take part "Balle Balle" Thanks
173.1. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA|| Link|December 27, 2021 10:11:26 AM
Sir, My cost price of the 1000 shares,I purchased earlier, is around Rs. 174/-. I wholeheartedly appreciate your analytical views. Good. Keep it up. All the best n god blesses you.
Jigar A ji, Buyback price will be known positively on 28/12. On the previous occasion in 2010, buyback was through Tender Offer and has given reasonably good profit. AR was also around 40%, if I am not wrong. Anyway, let’s take a decision only on knowing the details of the buyback on 28/12. Thank you.
Take your call seriously as last time bid ratio in smaller holder category was 100 out of 350 and in general category 100 out of 650 Fair high risk to lockin shares for nearly a month
I don't think any benefit in entering now. it is already 180 and market is also volatile so it can drop precipitously after record date. I am staying away from this.
Those who entered at around 170 may still gain something because fundamentally stock is alright
Record date 30th Dec 2021 (as per BSE) Not enough margin left if shares were to be returned post buyback as it may happen after budget I wont risk if shares (not accepted) are to come back after February 1, 2022. Difficult to predict market post budget in any given year
I too participating first time, Unless my target price 185+ met i will go buyback mode. Important to decide estimate how much to be sold on EX DATE and how to proceed with Zerodha for next step.
Suppose I have 1000 Qty case1: I sold 600Qty on ex date -> I can tender 1000 as my holding for buyback? case2: I sold 600Qty before ex date -> I can tender 400 as my holding for buyback?
Is my understanding right? I will be looking for the best opinion for maximum profit.
How to proceed in Zerodha and by which date we must tender?
I am hopeful KSRK sir will explain or send some link for the related materials/post.
168.2. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA1|| Link|December 23, 2021 8:29:24 AM
Dear ColdBurger, I am positive on this buyback. I don’t know about Zerodha. I believe that it is more beneficial to tender all the 1000 shares for the buyback. Thank you.
When the shares are open for offer (you will receive the email on the dates), go to Console section in Zerodha, select the company and place the bid for maximum number of shares.
168.4. Aashish|| Link|December 24, 2021 11:23:57 AM
@labhesh @coldburger: Once buyback tender period will start, then from zerodha you can place your order from here: Console ->Portfolio -> Corporate actions -> Buybacks. There you will see open buybacks and can place order by taking cursor near symbol you will see options. For more info, check this link: https://support.zerodha.com/category/trading-and-markets/corporate-actions/articles/how-do-i-apply-for-buy-back
@coldburger: you will get mail after record date is over for your eligibility and shares holding on record date. you can place order for all shares as holded on record date as per mail (but it should be in your demat while placing order in buyback , so if you are selling after record date then you can buy again to tendor if you wish or you can tender remaining quantity). In buyback mail, dates will be mentioned for tender period upto which you can tender shares in zerodha. Also read above link info in zerodha
Record date for MOIL is 31st dec 21. CMP 175.90 Buyback price 205 Expected ER is 18 to 20% Expected AR is 38 to 40% Both ER, AR may be vary due to price & volume behavior. Thank you.
As per my calculation, the minimum AR for the small shareholder will be 12%. However, I think the AR for the small shareholders will be somewhere between 50%-70%. Of course, AR will vary according to the share price on the record date and on the date of rendering of share for buyback.
Buy backs are beneficial to those holding shares on long term investment. We are trying to take an advantage of a small clause in the regulation favoring small investor below Rs.200000/- with 15% of buy back size. Of late, with several investors cramming this category buying lots lower than 200000 with multiple folios, acceptance ratios have reduced considerably. Those holding from long term with historical prices are normally not affected in post buy back decline share value. We, who buy after announcement are often affected as seen in Star cement, NIIT(initially), Goldaim, and so on. However left over shares in NALCO went up, same is not the case with NTPC, EIL.
Upon announcement ,entire buy back process, involves postal ballot, newspaper advertisement, SEBI approval of draft letter, final letter, followed by record date, opening and closing, about 12 weeks and some case like NIIT it was 20 weeks. This definitely blocks capital forgoing other opportunities in market. So do buy in buy back, if, 1. One is willing to wait longer time post acceptance for the share price to recover, preferably shares in IT sector or large cap shares. 2. Be ready to buy early and sell entire lot or most part if there is appreciable price increase just before record date. 3. Be prepared for a decline post buy back with waiting period of over an year in small cap or family owned small companies.
Do take your decision based on this experience.
167.9. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA|| Link|December 24, 2021 8:52:13 AM
Goldiam International Buyback
AR 13/200. A very very disappointing.