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    Equity Shares

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    Equity shares

    Preference shares

    Deferred shares

    Bonus shares

    TYPES OF SHARES

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    Equity shares are those

    shares which are ordinaryin the course of company's

    business. They are also

    called as ordinary shares.

    What are Equity Shares?

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    WHAT IS A DIVIDEND?

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    (1) Owned capital

    (2) Fixed value or nominal value

    (3) Distinctive number

    (4) Attached rights(5) Return on shares

    (6) Transfer of shares

    (7) Benefit of right issue

    (8) Benefit of Bonus shares(9) Irredeemable

    (10) Capital Appreciation

    FEATURES OF EQUITY SHARES:

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    I. Long-term and Permanent Capital :It is a good source of long-term finance. Acompany is not required to pay-back the equity capital during its life-time and so, it is apermanent sources of capital.

    II. No Fixed Burden :Unlike preference shares, equity shares suppose no fixed burden

    on the company's resources, because the dividend on these shares are subject toavailability of profits and the intention of the board of directors. They may not get thedividend even when company has profits. Thus they provide a cushion of safety againstunfavorable development

    III. Credit worthiness : Issuance of equity share capital creates no change on the assets ofthe company. A company can raise further finance on the security of its fixed assets.

    IV. Risk Capital : Equity capital is said to be the risk capital. A company can trade onequity in bad periods on the risk of equity capital.

    V. Dividend Policy: A company may follow an elastic and rational dividend policy andmay create huge reserves for its developmental programs.

    ADVANTAGES OF EQUITY SHARES FOR THE

    COMPANY:

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    I More Income: Equity shareholders are the residual claimant of the profits after

    meeting all the fixed commitments.

    II. Right to Participate in the Control and Management:Equity shareholders have

    voting rights and elect competent persons as directors to control and manage

    the affairs of the company.

    III. Capital profits:The market value of equity shares fluctuates directly with

    the profits of the company and their real value based on the net worth of the

    assets of the company.

    IV. An Attraction of Persons having Limited Income:Equity shares are mostly of

    lower denomination and persons of limited recourses can purchase theseshares.

    V. Other Advantages:It appeals most to the speculators. Their prices in security

    market are more fluctuating.

    ADVANTAGES OF EQUITY SHARES FOR

    THE INVESTOR

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    I. Dilution in control: Each sale of equity shares dilutes the voting power of the

    existing equity shareholders and extends the voting or controlling power to

    the new shareholders. Equity shares are transferable and may bring about

    centralization of power in few hands. Certain groups of equity shareholders

    may manipulate control and management of company by controlling the

    majority holdings which may be detrimental to the interest of the company.

    II. Trading on equity not possible:If equity shares alone are issued, the company

    cannot trade on equity.

    III. Over-capitalization:Excessive issue of equity shares may result in over-capitalization. Dividend per share is low in that condition which adversely

    affects the psychology of the investors. It is difficult to cure.

    EQUITY SHARES HAVE THE FOLLOWING

    DISADVANTAGES TO THE COMPANY:

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    IV. No flexibility in capital structure:Equity shares cannot be paid back during

    the lifetime of the company. This characteristic creates inflexibility in capital

    structure of the company.

    V. High cost:It costs more to finance with equity shares than with othersecurities as the selling costs and underwriting commission are paid at a

    higher rate on the issue of these shares

    VI. Speculation:Equity shares of good companies are subject to hectic

    speculation in the stock market.

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    I.Uncertain and Irregular Income:The dividend onequity shares is subject to

    availability of profits and intentionof the Board of Directors and hence the

    income is quite irregularand uncertain.They may get no dividend even

    threeare sufficient profits.

    II. Capital loss During Depression Period:Duringrecessionor depression

    periods, the profits of thecompany come downand consequently therate

    of dividend also comes down.

    III. Loss on Liquidation:Incase, thecompany goes into liquidation, equity

    shareholders are the worst suffers.They are paid inthe last only ifanysurplus is availableafterevery otherclaim including theclaim of

    preference shareholders is settled

    EQUITY SHARES HAVE THE FOLLOWING

    DISADVANTAGES TO THE INVESTOR

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    An issue is the process of

    offering securities as anattempt to raise funds.

    Companies may issue bonds or

    shares to investors as a method

    of financing the business.

    WHAT IS AN ISSUE?

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    WHAT IS AN IPO?

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    The basic steps include:- to engage professional advisors- to organize corporate and financial books and records- to identify most appropriate legal and accounting resources- to complete financial audit- to identify investment banking firm- to complete registration statement- to file with Securities and Exchange Commission

    - to clear the SEC review and comment process- to complete the public offering- to file with the appropriate stock exchange

    PROCESS OF AN IPO

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    Fixed Price:

    Whereinthe priceband of the issue is fixed.

    --e.g LGSugarIndustries Limited PublicIssue of 50,00,000 equity

    shares of Rs 10/-eachat a premium of Rs 55/- per shareaggregating Rs3250 lacs.

    Book BuildingIssue:

    Book Building is a price discovery mechanism which is undertaken toascertainand determine the price of the security proposed to be issued

    by abody corporate. There is a priceband whichgives thebidder the facility to bid withina

    priceband at different price levels.

    --e.g NationalThermal Power CorporationLimited wherein thepriceband was fixed between Rs 52 to Rs 62/-

    WHAT IS THE MAIN DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OFFER OF SHARES

    THROUGH BOOK BUILDING AND A FIXED PRICE ISSUE ?

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    Book buildingrefers to thecollectionofbids from investors, based ona

    floor price, which is indicated before the opening of thebidding process.

    the issue price is fixed after thebid closing date.

    BOOK BUILDING PROCESS

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    This process willhelp to discover the demand and the

    price of the shares.also, thecosts of public issueare much

    reduced and the time taken forcompletion of theentireprocess is much less than the inthenormal public issue.

    WHAT IS THE ADVANTAGE OF TAKING THE BOOK-BUILDING

    ROUTE?

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    Nominatea Book Runner

    Forma Syndicate of Brokers, Arrangers , Underwriters, FinancialInstitutions, etc.

    Submit a Draft Offer Document to SEBI without mentioning Coupon Rateor Price

    Circulate the offer Document among the Syndicate Members

    Ask for Bids onPriceand Quality of Securities

    Aggregateand forward all offers to Book Runner

    Run the Book to maintainarecord of Subscribers and their Orders

    Consult withIssuerand Determine the issue Priceas Weighted Average ofthe Offers Received

    Firmup Underwriting Commitments

    Allot Securities Among Syndicate Members

    Securities Issued and Listed

    Trading Commences onExchanges

    STEPS INVOLVED IN THE BOOK BUILDING PROCESS

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    AFollow-On OfferingMeans

    An offering of additional shares after a company

    has had an initial public offering.

    This sometimes means the company is strapped

    for cash. So they need to issue more shares to

    pay bills or finance a new project.

    WHAT IS AN FPO...?

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    Issuingrights to acompany's existing shareholders to buy a

    proportionalnumber ofadditional securities at agivenprice

    (usually at a discount) withina fixed period these Rights are

    often transferable, allowing theholder to sell them ontheopenmarket later on.

    Arights issue is usually priced below thecurrent market

    price of the share listed on the stock exchange.

    WHAT IS A RIGHTS ISSUE?

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    A Bonus issue is an issue ofbonus shares by acompany. Bonus shares

    are those shares whichare issued by thecompany free ofchargeas

    bonus to the shareholders.They are issued to theexisting shareholders

    inproportionto theirexisting shareholdings.

    Bonus shares areusually issued in lieu of payment of dividend to the

    shareholders

    Companies announcebonus shares to :

    Increase thenumber ofactive shares to get thecorrect valuationof

    shares.

    Increase liquidity inthecounter.

    WHAT IS A BONUS ISSUE?

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    A sharecertificate is a written document signed onbehalf ofa

    corporation, and serves as legal proof of ownership of thenumber of

    shares indicated.It canbe ina physical form or DEMAT ( dematerialized)

    form.

    DEMATForm of Sharecertificate: The move from physicalcertificates to

    electronicbook keeping. Actual stock certificates are slowly being

    removed and retired fromcirculation inexchange forelectronicrecording.

    WH

    AT IS A SH

    ARE CERTIFICATE?

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    Market capitalization is calculated by multiplyingacompany'sshares outstandingby thecurrent market price of one share.

    The investment community uses this figure to determiningacompany'ssize, as opposed to sales or totalasset figures.

    Frequently referred to as "market cap

    Large Cap: $10 billionplus and include thecompanies with the largest

    market capitalization.Mid Cap: $2 billionto $10 billion

    Small Cap: Less than$2 billion

    MARKET CAPITALIZATION

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    TheTerm literally refers to acompanys move to

    repurchase its ownshares. By doing so, thecompany

    reduces thenumber of its shares available in the openmarket.

    This will lead to therise ofearnings per share (EPS) and the

    returnonassets of thecompany, indicators on thebalance

    sheet ofan improvement inthe performance of the

    company. As an investor, it will meanan increase inhis/herstake inthecompany. A stock buyback is also sometimes

    referred to as share purchaseand it is generally considered

    to signala potential increase inshare price.

    BUY BACK OF EQUITY SHARES

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    Acompany canbuy back shares eitherusing tender offer or inanopenmarket buyback. Under the first method, thecompany issues a tenderoffer withdetails regarding thenumber of shares that thecompany plansto repurchaseand indicates their pricerange.

    Aninvestor keenonaccepting the offerneeds to fill the form mentioningthenumber of shares that he/she wants to tenderand the price desired andsend it back to thecompany.Inmost cases, the price ina tender offerbuyback is higher than the price inthe openmarket.

    According to SEBIguidelines, if thecompany has decided to accept yourshares, then it needs to intimate you in15 days after theclosure of theoffer.The otherrouteavailable forcompany is where they slowly buyback their shares from the openmarket.

    HOW IS THE BUYBACK PROCESS

    CARRIED OUT..?

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    WHAT ARE FUTURES

    CONTRACTS?

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    What are Stock Futures ?

    Stock Futures are financial contracts where the underlying

    asset is an individual stock. Stock Future contract is anagreement to buy or sell a specified quantity of underlying

    equity share for a future date at a price agreed upon between

    the buyer and seller. The contracts have standardized

    specifications like market lot, expiry day, and unit of price

    quotation, tick size and method of settlement.

    STOCK FUTURES

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    What Does Stock Option Mean?

    A privilege, sold by one party to another, that gives the buyer

    the right, but not the obligation, to buy (call) or sell (put) a

    stock at an agreed-upon price within a certain period or on a

    specific date.

    In the U.K., it is known as a "share option".

    American options can be exercised anytime between the date

    of purchase and the expiration date. European options may

    only be redeemed at the expiration date. Most exchange-

    traded stock options are American.

    STOCK OPTIONS

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    SPLITS

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    A corporate action in which a company's

    existing shares are divided into multiple

    shares. Although the number of shares

    outstanding increases by a specific multiple,the total dollar value of the shares

    remains the same compared to pre-split

    amounts, because no real value has been

    added as a result of the split.

    STOCK SPLITS

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    What Does Reverse Stock SplitMean?

    A reduction in the number of a corporation's shares outstanding that

    increases the par value of its stock or its earnings per share. The market

    value of the total number of shares (market capitalization) remains thesame.

    REVERSE STOCK SPLIT

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    EARNINGS PER SHARE

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