Ashish Khater, were your shares debited from demat Ac? And i am sure you know that amount is credited to the bank Ac linked with demat Ac directly and not to the trading Ac.
If still not received then call the registrar immidiately by phone, emails take a long time to resolve the issue..
Please check up whether you are holding any shares on the Record Date? If yes, you might have received a mail intimating therein the number of shares entitled to Buyback along with the particulars like number of shares held on the Record Date.
yes, I had 16 shares. but seems like while applying for buyback through Zerodha there was some issue and my order never got ahead with the Zerodha :( They also don't have any page where we can view buyback order status so I thought it was successful, but I never got any email.
Market price have been already reached at 2900/- before T+1, hence most of investors thought, they missed this offer. Modified price Rs.3200/- have been announced on 11th sept evening, hence new investors can't purchase shares on T+1. Rule should be implied that modified price should be announced within T+2 or T+3.
50 shares tendered all 50 accepted by the company.
As per contract note, brokerage, STT, GST, BSE Exchange transaction charges, Stamp Duty etc Rs 474 for 1,60,000 (3200X50). Also take into account CDSL transfer charge Rs. 32 for demat share transfer. So final total charges levied Rs 506.
Effective sale price 3189.92/share
1599. Amit agarwwal|| Link|September 27, 2023 11:38:30 PMReply
On account of change in banking working day from September 29, 2023 to September 28, 2023, Eligible Shareholders who participated in the Buyback are advised to please note that the (i) settlement of bids on the Stock Exchanges, (ii) return of unaccepted Equity Shares and (iii) payment of consideration to Eligible Shareholders who participated in the Buyback will take place on Thursday, September 28, 2023 instead of Friday, September 29, 2023.
70*10 = 700 shares, assuming a 25% acceptance ratio, hence = 700*.75 = 525 shares remain left with you. You have two options for hedging: 1. Sell two lots of future (600 shares) for October month. Hence, you will get only 100 shares buyback benefit = Rs. 30,000 (Sure shot) 2. Buy two put options with a strike price of Rs.2700 @68 hence you get minimum profit = 175 * 300 (buyback benefit) - 65*600 (protective put) = Rs. 13,500 (Sure shot). But here you will get more benefits if the price is anything above 2700 in multiples of 525 and if below 2700 in multiples of 600 in unlimited form. (I am hoping a minimum of 100 Rs. difference on either side will give an additional profit of +Rs.60,000 if 2600 closing and +Rs.52,500 if the closing is around 2800).
1595.4. aandy|| Link|September 6, 2023 11:10:14 AM
@Sheky I still feel that all this hedging is unnecessary if ur AR is low.... Assuming AR is 20% , so on 700 shares, 140 will ve accepted...so profit generated is 140*300....42000 but amt invested is approx 19.lacs. Assuming rates remain approx 2700 after buyback is over, then u only get 42k/19lac..2.2% roi...for approx 15/20 days of blockage (still brokerage not incl)..and considering 4% sb acc int rate, we lose 0.2% for 20 days. So ultimately u get hardly 2% or less
This is all assuming that rate remains approx 2700...
buyback is only profitable if AR is high and that looks tough
@Sheky.. you said that additional profit of Rs. 60000 and 52500 in case of share price would be 2600 and 2800 respectively. Therefore, if share price after buyback would be 2600 then total profit would be 73500 (13500+60000) and if price would be 2800 then total profit would be 66000 (13500+52500). But in my opinion your calculation is incorrect, total profit would be as below
share price 2600 :- 13k around share price 2700 :- 6k around only share price 2800 :- 59k around
so there is no benefit of hedging with put option in case share price will fall further that too with a capital of Rs. 19 lakh.
@PLAZA hahah now is the tricky situation. Currently u r on approx 6000/acc profit so total 30k profit .....so u r right tht if it touches 2850, u can sell entire lot. Plus der r Aramco news....so if in case it crosses 2900, retail investors may not apply for buyback.
but looking at buyback history of many shares....it may dip by 1/2% on ex buyback date.
So let me tell you what i would do. as ur cp is approx 2700.....i wld sell entire lot 1 day after ex buyback date, if its anything above 2700....this way u will be eligible for entire lot. Later on considering on v v difficult side AR to be 20/30% , buy only 30% of shares after buyback date and tender all....i hope u got my point
Txs for reply . Your point is that once the eligibility shares finalized then if one participated for respective eligible shares then his full shares will be accepted or % of that tendered shares ... Pl clear the position
Hedging strategy proposed succeeds only if share prices fall on ex-date as with many other shares. What happens if this share moves to 3000 or more? Premium bought on puts become worthless. One can straight book profit on purchased shares without submitting for buy back escaping AR cuts.
Larsen & Toubro Buyback 2023
Buyback amount not yet credited to my account