The document outlines the calculation of maximum amount allowed for a company's share buyback. It shows:
1) The company has Rs. 15.2 lakh in reserves and surplus from various sources.
2) 25% of the company's own funds of Rs. 75.2 lakh is Rs. 18.8 lakh.
3) Minimum own funds required is Rs. 55.2 lakh after deducting 50% of long term debt from own funds.
4) Maximum shares that can be bought back is 10,000 shares at 25% of total equity shares.
5) The maximum amount that can be spent on the buyback is Rs. 15.2 lakh, being the
The document outlines the calculation of maximum amount allowed for a company's share buyback. It shows:
1) The company has Rs. 15.2 lakh in reserves and surplus from various sources.
2) 25% of the company's own funds of Rs. 75.2 lakh is Rs. 18.8 lakh.
3) Minimum own funds required is Rs. 55.2 lakh after deducting 50% of long term debt from own funds.
4) Maximum shares that can be bought back is 10,000 shares at 25% of total equity shares.
5) The maximum amount that can be spent on the buyback is Rs. 15.2 lakh, being the
The document outlines the calculation of maximum amount allowed for a company's share buyback. It shows:
1) The company has Rs. 15.2 lakh in reserves and surplus from various sources.
2) 25% of the company's own funds of Rs. 75.2 lakh is Rs. 18.8 lakh.
3) Minimum own funds required is Rs. 55.2 lakh after deducting 50% of long term debt from own funds.
4) Maximum shares that can be bought back is 10,000 shares at 25% of total equity shares.
5) The maximum amount that can be spent on the buyback is Rs. 15.2 lakh, being the
The document outlines the calculation of maximum amount allowed for a company's share buyback. It shows:
1) The company has Rs. 15.2 lakh in reserves and surplus from various sources.
2) 25% of the company's own funds of Rs. 75.2 lakh is Rs. 18.8 lakh.
3) Minimum own funds required is Rs. 55.2 lakh after deducting 50% of long term debt from own funds.
4) Maximum shares that can be bought back is 10,000 shares at 25% of total equity shares.
5) The maximum amount that can be spent on the buyback is Rs. 15.2 lakh, being the
[1] Sources: a. General Reserve 8,00,000 b. Profit and Loss A/c 4,00,000 c. Securities Premium 3,20,000 Reserve and Surplus 15,20,000 [2] 25% Of Own Funds (Resources Test) a. Reserve and Surplus (As Above) 15,20,000 b. Capital (Equity + Preference) (40L + 20L) 60,00,000 c. OWN FUNDS (a + b) 75,20,000 25% of Own Funds 18,80,000 [3] Minimum Own Funds (Debt-Equity Ratio Test) a. Own Funds 75,20,000 b. Less: 50% of Debt (Long Term) (40,00,000 * 50%) (20,00,000) Minimum Own Funds 55,20,000 [4] a. 25% of Number of Equity Shares (40,000*25%) 10,000 Shares. [5] Maximum Possible Amount of Buy-Back 15,20,000 [Least of 1 to 3] [6] Offer Price (15,20,000/10,000) 152 You can buy back 10,000 equity shares of Rs. 100 each at Rs. 152 per share.