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Presentation On Financial Terms: Presented By: Lokesh Sharma
Presentation On Financial Terms: Presented By: Lokesh Sharma
Share Capital
Equity Capital
Preference Capital
Authorized
Issued
Paid up
Partici pating
Cumu lative
Redee mable
Convertible
Bonus Share
Issued to existing Shareholders. Issued without consideration of cash or kind. Converted from reserve & surplus Issued by companies where large accumulative free reserve exists i.e Out of free reserve. Can be issued by companies who have issued/ public Issue / right issue after twelve month AOA & Board approval needed. Specific reserve such as revaluation reserve share fluctuation reserve can not be used.
Advantage
Bridges
Increases market price of shares. Create market reputation. Increases liquidity of shares. Create confidence of shareholders
Disadvantage
Increase of capital base. Leads reduction in EPS. Higher pay-out of dividend in future. Issued without receiving money Cannot be issued very frequently.
Stock Split
Issuing additional shares by reducing face value of stock to the existing share holder. for example:- Rs. 10 Face Value Per Share = Splited into Rs. 1 per share to 10 number.
Buy Back
1. Rarely done. 2. Legal formalities, SEBI, ROC, RESOLUTION, APPROVAL to be confirmed 3. Reduces capital base 4. Tools of restructuring capital
Stock split does not effect financial accounting of the company Issued when stock prices are very high. Wider Investor base can find easy to trade in market stock exchange. Average trading volume increases.
SWEAT EQUITY Offer to the promoter or director. Issued at discount or for consideration other than cash providing know how. Lock in period generally three years.
Stock exchange
By Back
Open Market
Aim is to retain intellectual capital. Employee & direct (holding less than 10% percent equity) can go No promoter
right , not an obligation granted to an employee. Issued at lower price. Always lock- in period. Employee become owner of the company to work with more dedicated and harder
Debenture
Cumulative
Non-Cumulative
Redeemable
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