SEBI as enhanced the investors to quote for 2 lakh in the IPO. What is the major difference between investor who quote for 1lakh and for 2lakh. Does 2lakh investor get more preference in the allotment of shares.
| senthilkumar சொல்வது, வரி சேமிப்பு அளிக்கும் திட்டம் (1 year 50 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
| senthilkumar சொல்வது, ஹவாலா பணம் (1 year 51 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
| இராசமோகன் சொல்வது, மியூச்சுவல் நிதி (1 year 51 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
| senthilkumar சொல்வது, மொத்த உள்நாட்டு உற்பத்தி (1 year 51 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
| senthilkumar சொல்வது, மியூச்சுவல் ஃபண்ட் (1 year 51 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
| senthilkumar சொல்வது, Buy Back (2 years 2 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
| tamilreporter2 சொல்வது, கோல் இந்தியா (2 years 27 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
| tamilreporter2 சொல்வது, பவர் கிரீட் (2 years 27 வாரங்கள் முன்பு) |
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Retail Investor IPO Limit
January 10, 2011 ஆக்கம் shekarm, 2 years 19 வாரங்கள் முன்பு
விமர்சனம்:24
It is not the question of preference, individual investor will get more quantity if he apply for 2 Lakh amount. Presently Individual Income earning capacity has gone up, the indiivual may have high disposal income. This facility will help them to apply in large quantity. Allotment process is based on subscription ratio, there is no special preference is given for any individual.
IPO Pricing
February 19, 2013 ஆக்கம் sknlakshmi, 13 வாரங்கள் 1 நாள் முன்பு
விமர்சனம்:493
In order to protect the interest of the investors, SEBI recently issued norms for mandatory safety net mechanism in IPOs….
As per the new rule, if, within three months of the share sale, the stock’s drop from the issue price is at least 20% worse than that of the broader market, happens, the company is obliged to buy back shares worth up to 5% of the issue size from retail investors, and at the issue price. The facility will be available only to those retail investors investing a maximum of Rs.50,000, putting the focus on small investors. The price for this provision shall be calculated as the volume-weighted average market price of such shares for a period of three months from the date of listing. Further, the 20 per cent depreciation in share price would be considered over and above the general fall, if any, in market index.
The arrangements made for the purpose of meeting the safety net obligation shall be disclosed in the offer document.
RPower Shares – The company has issued the shares (IPO) five years back, and so not covered (IPO) under ‘safety net’ norms. And also, if you go thru the rule stated above, you may be clear that the price falling below 20% is applicable for a period of only three months from the date of listing. Therefore, you will not be eligible for this latest provision.