Can someone check my analysis and validate. It looks like a super arbitrage opportunity.
Total shares = 29040724 Promoters = 19627866 Non promoters = 9412683 Promoters willing to tender = 107926 Total possible Tender shares = 9520609 (Non promoters+promoters willing to tender)
Non Retail buyback shares (22,67,000-3,40,050)= 19,26,950 Total potential non retail shareholders willing to tender= 41,93,609 Acceptance Possibility = 46%
46% AR is if all the non-retail is participating. In reality it should be much much higher. Current arbitrage is 18% ( buyback price= 700 CMP= 590)
Sir, I am also of the opinion that non retail investors will be rewarded with very good AR when compared with retail investors. By the way I am not well versed with the statistics. Thank you.
1.2. Sunil Rathi|| Link|November 19, 2021 8:03:15 AM
Can a shareholder with value of holding less than Rs 2 lacs on record date can apply under non retail portion.
@sunil: there is nothing like apply under retail or non retail, there is no such option, we simply need to tender shares using our broker platform when buyback will open. Retail or non-retail will be decided by company based on our shares value as per record date.
@vishal: first thing is that below number are shares not shareholders. "Total potential retail shareholders= 53,27,000 "
And from where you came to know that these many shares are holded by retailer? And one more thing is that from these shares, how do you know all having less than 2 lakh category ? Many Retailers can be holding more than 2 lakh too. Retail investors in shareholding pattern doesn't mean those holding less than 2 lakhs, that is for buyback calculation only.
Hi Lokes, Yes its shareholders. I checked their declaration here: https://www.bseindia.com/corporates/shpPublicShareholder.aspx?scripcd=531209&qtrid=111.00&QtrName=September%202021
@vishal: Shareholders means person holding shares. So can you just re-think on what you are writing:
you have mentioned this in your first para : Non promoters = 9412683 (means 94 lakh shares with non promoters)
And then you mentioned: Total potential retail shareholders= 53,27,000 means 53 lakh retail shareholders, even if one person holding 2 shares then it would become more than 1 crore shares with retailers and total shares available with non promoters are only 94 lakhs which are for everyone (FII/QIB/retailers etc) so you can just think again logically now. Also you mentioned:
And even in the link which you shared , cant you see clearly what is mentioned there: For Individual share capital upto Rs. 2 Lacs : No. of shareholder : 39698 No. of fully paid up equity shares held : 5327032
Total shares = 29040724
Promoters = 19627866
Non promoters = 9412683
Promoters willing to tender = 107926
Total possible Tender shares = 9520609 (Non promoters+promoters willing to tender)
For retail
Total buyback shares= 22,67,000
Retail quota= 3,40,050 (15%)
Total potential retail shareholders= 53,27,000
Acceptance Possibility (Retail quota/total potential retail shareholders)= 6%
For non Retail
Non Retail buyback shares (22,67,000-3,40,050)= 19,26,950
Total potential non retail shareholders willing to tender= 41,93,609
Acceptance Possibility = 46%
46% AR is if all the non-retail is participating. In reality it should be much much higher.
Current arbitrage is 18% ( buyback price= 700 CMP= 590)