I got mail i have 78 share and only 6 shares are accepted what should I do I already sold 16 shre and hold 18 share if I tender 18 how many share approximately accepted?
Since your entitlement is 6 shares, they will definitely accept 6 shares. The additional shares that will be accepted depends on acceptance ratio (AR). Also it is on proportionate basis, that is, the more you tender more will be accepted. If AR=18% and if you tender 78 shares then 7 more will be accepted. If you tender 18 then only 1 more will be accepted.
I already sold 60 share i said that I have 18 share and if AR=15% THEN IT WILL ACCEPT 15% OF 78 SHARE wich will be 11.7 so they ACCEPT 12 share am I right???
That 78 shares matters only for calculating your entitlement. 78 × 8.93% = 6 shares.
Now you are tendering only 18 shares, so they will accept the above mentioned 6 shares (entitled shares) + some% of the additional shares that you are going to tender.
@Rok, Rok bro may be Ar ratio calculated by share hold on demat account on record date so I have 78 share on record date so if I see this way then 8÷78=10.25 shares accepted and if you said ar calculated on tendered share them If I tender 78 share then my 35 share accept?
@Jasmin There is a ratio at which additional shares are accepted. This ratio r = shortfall of shares ÷ total additional shares tendered by all. It looks like r comes around 17.65%
I had 100 shares, and eligible qty was 9 shares. I tendered all 100, and just got message that Rs 32,200 got credited, meaning 23 shares accepted, which is a decent acceptance. Much more than I expected.
According to 17.65%, the qty accepted should have been 25 though.
I used r just like AR or ER, a name to refer the ratio.
shortfall of shares = buyback size - total entitled share tendered
Eg. If buyback Size is 100000 shares and the company receives only 60000 entitled shares then the shortfall = 100000 - 60000 = 40000 shares. These 40000 shares will be brought from those who tender additional shares.
If the total additional shares tendered is 200000 then r = 40000÷200000
@Jasmin RABADIYA bhai, I already mentioned, share entitlement was of 9 shares out of the 100 I owned. So, 14 more accepted out of 91 additional tendered, which is approx 15.4%
@Flying Stallions I don't have any knowledge about it, but @Rakcyt ji was positive on this during the buyback. He was of the view that post election, the sugar industry will be in demand and was expecting a 25% rise. You can check his post in the Dwarikesh Sugar page.
Based on the share holding pattern for the last year (Mar 2023) Retail ER = 1.03% General ER = 0.87% So it looks that it will be like the Dwarikesh Sugar Industries buyback which was bad.
Opening date: 01 April 2024 Closing date: 05 April 2024 Price on record date ₹3341.08 NSE Retail max shares 59 Retail ER 15.44% or 2 for every 13 shares
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