Sir, Earlier I thought that it would be around 50%. But now, due to increased interest in the retailers to significantly purchase the shares of almost all the companies in so many number of accounts to participate in the buybacks, the AR may be around 30% though the size of the buyback is not a small one. Thank you.
AR in moil can be around 40% due to its large size. if moil share price during tender period is around/above 185 then good AR will be there else if share price will be below 180 then it may not be good.
@jigar: In my opinion, if your average buying is around 170 or below in moil, then i think no need to worry about rest shares, means you should get chance to exit above 170 may be around 180 after buyback and the profit in accepted shares will be your actual profit. Rest lets see, depends on market conditions too.
144.5. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA1|| Link|November 30, 2021 11:54:54 AM
Is not there any time limit to declare record date after launching buyback scheme? There is simply no news about record date. If it goes above 185 then I may exit all holding as market mood not positive.
144.8. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA1|| Link|December 2, 2021 7:34:59 AM
@KSRK Sir- Thanks for replying. May request you that please don't use Sir work at least when replying to my query! I regard you much for one the best forum members with sane suggestions.
144.10. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA2|| Link|December 3, 2021 8:38:47 AM
Dear ColdBurger, I am 63. I don’t know whether the person whom I am addressing is elder to me or not. Moreover, I love to respect each and every one. Hence calling everyone sir/ ji is my passion. As you are specific, now onwards I address you as dear……. . Thank you for your kind n affectionate words. All the best.
Dear Team members, I have two dmat a/c of same name. In one dmat a/c I have 200 shares & 50 shares in second account at record date which is below of 2 Lacs limit. May I submit both accounts shares for buyback. Please advise.
@sudhir: if both demat account belongs to same pan number then combined shares will be considered on record date for calculating retail category. So with 250 shares, ya you will be in retail category. Yes you can submit shares from both demat for buyback via your broker. Record date is still not announced for moil buyback.
Nucleus software did not have very good Sep'21 quarter result. Share price was supported by buyback announcement which was already announced before announcement of results.
There is the possibility of +10% share price fall just after the record date. Suggest everyone to consider this possibility and decide accordingly.
IPO Mitr, Yes, I agree with your views. Hopefully, the final AR is likely to be more in the non retail category (holding shares worth more than 2 lakhs on the Record Date). Your suggestion is also to be considered while a decision is taken in this regard. Thank you n all the best.
@Kamma sivarama krishna garu https://www.sebi.gov.in/legal/regulations/sep-2018/securities-and-exchange-board-of-india-buy-back-of-securities-regulations-2018_40327.html
As per SEBI guidelines, Small shareholders are eligible for 15% quota or as per their holding % which ever is higher.
so in this case , i think there is no difference between small( less than 2 Lakh) or bigger investors(who own more than 2 Lakh)
hope it clarifies
142.3. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA|| Link|November 22, 2021 7:15:55 AM
Avinash garu, In case of Nucleus only, I still believe that the AR will be hopefully more in other than small shareholders category due to non participation/ negligible participation by the promoters in the buyback. Even if I am proved wrong, I wholeheartedly accept without any scope for second thought. Dhanyavaadamulu Uppalapati Vaariki.
@KSRK sir: you can try participating in nucleus buyback with two different accounts , one with retail amount and other with general category :) if you have funds for that. So it will give you chances on both sides, whichever side AR comes better.
@KSRK: so 240 shares means in retail and 355 will be probably in general category if price stays above 570 till friday, so already you will be having both. Thanks. we will have better understanding then later after buyback is done.
Speculative investment in Buybacks doesn't always work. Fundamentally, one should be very careful in investing in a company just for buyback when the recent performance of the company has not been satisfactory.
IPO Mitr ji, I wholeheartedly n completely agree with your observations. Though you have already cautioned me to be selective earlier, yet I have purchased shares of almost all the companies who declared the buyback. Though there may not be net loss, yet the already earned profit in this regard is likely to be set off against the possible loss in Star Cements, Goldiam International, Nucleus Software,……,……,……,…….,……etc., due to unexpected downfall both in the AR n CMP. Had I been attentive, the position might have been better. As long as the market conditions are good, we earned reasonably good profits. But now? It all depends upon recouping of the good market conditions where the prices of the shares bounce back. Let us wait and see with out becoming panic n loosing patience/ heart. Thank you.
We all will continue to learn from each other's experiences. I am sure we all will do well together in longer term. Our hard work will definitely prevail.
142.11. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA2|| Link|November 30, 2021 5:49:03 AM
IPO Mitr ji, Desirable awareness of Retail Investors who are purchasing reasonably good quantity of shares for all the maximum possible accounts to tender for buyback may also be one of the reasons for the deterioration of the AR in the recent days. In addition, the pressure of selling the unaccepted shares in the market after the buyback is also very much increasing, the result of which is non sustainability of the share price. These are all may contribute significantly to the possible aversion to the Buybacks in the near future. Thank you.
Value your additional point of view.........There can be multiple line of thinking for change in stock price especially during buyback period. I really appreciate all views especially yours, considering your close and longer associations with buybacks.
Since there were discussions and recommendations for members to apply in non retail with more than 2 lacs shares in their demat accounts on record date which could be quite a substantial investment for lot of Retailers moving to Non-retail, I shared my views on risk associated with that approach and mentioned that this line of thinking can potentially backfire for a stock like Nucleus software.
I am sure each one of us will decide what is best for them based on their own situation.
KSRK ji, as per the draft letter of buyback of Nucleus software, it is clearly mentioned that the Promoter and Promoter Group have expressed their intention vide their letters dated Thursday, September 23, 2021 and Friday, September 24, 2021, to participate in the Buyback and may tender up to an aggregate maximum number of 1,08,710 Equity Shares or such lower number of shares in accordance with the provisions of the Buyback Regulations/terms of the Buyback. Hence chances of more AR in non retail quota is not feasible.
142.15. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA1|| Link|December 2, 2021 11:29:12 AM
Jaiswal ji, I believe that the quantum of 1,08,710 shares is very much negligible when compared to around 18.5 lakhs available for buyback in non retail category. If i am wrong, please correct me. I don’t mind even if I am proved wrong. Thank you.
Respected KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA Sir. Thank you for valuable guidance wrt buyback. You and aniket sir are true guru in this regard. Your writing skills are amazing and I can not express in words here. I have purchased qty 1000 MOIL @ 170.34 today. Hoping for best. Keep guiding us always. Warm Regards.
Sir, I humbly submit that I wholeheartedly admire Aniket ji for his kindness in sharing his valuable views on IPOs, secondary market, buybacks and what not, which ultimately helps in learning n earning. As the gem is somehow not in a position to express his kind views here in the buyback pages, I thought that the readers should not be deprived of any required help. So, whatever little knowledge I do have, I am trying to share. Had the precious gem is active here, I wouldn’t have to share my ill knowledgeable n inexperienced views which may result in losses to the readers. That’s what I am afraid of very often while responding to the queries of the readers. I also join you to welcome the true IPO GURU Aniket ji here to the Buyback pages to deliver the best for the benefit of the readers. Thank you.
@ksrk sir, Very true. We all r waiting for Aniketiaf sir guidance. Aniket sir, Kindly consider our humble request and gives ur views on buyback pages. Thank u.
If I will apply for 1 lakh amount then 30000 would be accepted for buyback with arround 6000 profit ( at 205 Buyback price from today ) and rest 70000 would remain hold at CMP price ? Am I right Kamma Sir .
What will be time period to get credited amount If I will buy today.
138.1. KAMMA SIVA RAMA KRISHNA4|| Link|November 30, 2021 11:05:53 AM
Sir, Suppose you have purchased 600 shares @ Rs. 169/- today. As the accepted ratio is always better than the Entitlement ratio, it is suggested to tender all the 600 shares for buyback. Whatever the no. of shares they accept, depending upon the holdings as on the record date, they will retain and the balance of shares will be credited back to your dmat account. Then it is upto you to decide whether to sell or to hold for some time. The resultant amount of the buyback of the shares will be credited to your bank account on the specified date. Coming to the point of profit, it mainly depends upon the Acceptance Ratio of the shares tendered for the buyback, Selling price of the unaccepted shares after the buyback etc., You will find the particulars regarding the period of buyback, last date for settlement of the buyback amount etc., in the offer letter sent to you after around 20 days from the record Date. Please go through all the comments in the buyback pages to better understand the topic. Hope that the above helps you to understand to certain minimum extent. Thank you.
Sir, Buyback will also be from the stake of the government as government will also participate in the buyback by tendering the shares to the company to best utilise the opportunity due to the advantage of the difference between the Buyback price and Market price. Thank you.
Board of directors of James Warren Tea Limited approved the buyback of 8,42,717 shares through Tender Offer @ Rs.295/-. CMP Rs.259/-. Promoters group is also interested in participating in the Buyback. Record Date is yet to be announced. Small size buyback. Not that much attractive.
current market price - 173.75 , 4 % of your portfolio, 50% now and add till 156.00 , stop below 155.00 . hold for as per your comfort for good profit percentage.
due to severe market correction today, prices came around 150 levels for sh kelkar so anyone can buy it for short term for selling in open market too. share prices will increase during tender period.
@lokes why price will rise during tender period? New to buyback so not aware. Next Qtr result period or if they offer good divided then also cause the rise What about MOIL have you bought and expect it to go upto 195 near record date?
133.3. lokes1|| Link|November 29, 2021 10:46:33 AM
@coldburger: sometimes price increases in tender period as people may buy again for tendering who have sold after record date and many shares will be locked since people have tendered for buyback. It may not be the case always just a general perception. And btw shares doesn't move only as per quarterly results dividends :) means other than that they rise/fall, right. Moil can be bought in tranches starting from 170 levels till 160-165 levels, i don't think price will go till 195 near record date since buyback price is only 205 rs, price may go max till 180-185 near record date.
Ramakrishna ji, If your financial position permits, I suggest you to purchase 175 shares more in either of the two accounts. Then your two accounts will cover the two different categories ( one retail category and the other general category). Thank you.
@Ramakrishna Mallipudi : did you tried as @KSRK suggested ? Even if not, still don't worry, there wont be much difference in AR retail/general category.
@ramakrishna mallipudi : he suggested you to buy 175 shares to come to general category. Now you bought 144 shares in both accounts means you are having 344 shares in both demat accounts so you may be in retail in both or general in both. On friday we will come to know, then i will post here, which category you will be in. @KSRK advised properly for buying 175 shares so that you come in general category in one demat. Anyways i feel there won't be much difference in both categories AR , remaining lets see, will come to know after buyback.
@ KSRK sir, Is it advisable to buy any number of shares for buyback, I'm a very small retail investor, I can afford upto 100 shares. i have 10 demat accounts of my family members & friends Buying 10 shares from each account is more acceptable or buying all 100 shares from single account is more acceptable
Reddy garu, Only in exceptional cases even holding of the single share is accepted for the buyback. Normally, “buying all 100 shares from single account is more acceptable“ is believed to be more advantageous. All the best in all your efforts in this regard. Bhagavadanugrahamu meeku yellappudoo vundaalani korukontunnaanu.
Guys, 15% is reserved for Retail, but that does not mean it is capped at 15% for Retail.
"Fifteen per cent of the number of securities which the company proposes to buy back or the number of securities entitled as per their shareholding, whichever is higher, shall be reserved for small shareholders," says Securities and Exchange Board of India (Buyback of Securities) (Amendment) Regulations, 2012.
Jigar ji, Yes, you can buy MOIL shares worth upto 2 lakhs in each different dmat account for better AR. ( How retail category is arrived at? Please see other pages for reply) Yes, it is more beneficial as the acceptance rate will be more in such cases. But in the case of NUCLEUS, it is different n in opposite way. Thank you n all the best.
Retail category for the purpose of the buyback is as detailed below: As defined under Regulation 2(i)(n) of the Buyback Regulations, a “Small Shareholder” is a Shareholder who holds Equity Shares whose market value, on the basis of closing price on Stock Exchanges as on Record Date, is not more than ₹ 2,00,000/- (Rupees two lakh only). As on the Record Date, suppose the volume of particular Equity Shares traded on BSE was 1000 Equity shares and on NSE was 1500 Equity Shares. Accordingly, NSE, being the stock exchange with highest trading volume, the closing price of that particular share was suppose ₹ 100 at the NSE and hence all Shareholders holding not more than 2000 Equity Shares as on the Record Date are classified as ‘Small Shareholders’for the purpose of the Buyback Offer…..( 2000x100=200000 not more than 2 lakhs) Hope it is clear now…. Thank you.
@KSRK Ji- Thanks for explaining the Retail category limit. I have started to accumulate MOIL. since market is in downward from last few sessions i am doing in steps to avoid further loss.
It all depends on are promotes Willing nto participate and how much shares they are going to tender. Total no. Of shares to be bought back = 2267000 (approx.) Number of shares with non promoters = 95 lakhs (approx) So acceptance ratio will be more than 24 percent (theoretically, if promoters do not participate)
And retail portion is minimum 15 percent. If retailers hold more than 15 percent then it's proportional for all. Here retailers hold more than 15 percent so there is no use of quota as shares offered to retailers will be more than 15 percent of total buyback size.
I have three different accounts with three different pan no. And I have 1 lakh to invest should I invest all money in one account or invest in three different account ?? Does it make any difference?
Param ji, When the amount is Rs.1 lakh only, invest in one account. Buyback is different from IPO. Yes, sometimes like having one share in each account and that is accepted for Buyback then only it is advantageous to have shares in different accounts. Thank you.
@ksrk sir- How much qty you suggest for small investors? I can divide purchase between two demat. Moil has a target of 225-240 range from some brokerage. I only worry it does not go down like SAIL.
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@KSRKWhat will b the ar for moil.
Thanks.