Rights Issue List 2025
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Notes
- All dates are tentative and are subject to change.
- Record Date: The cut-off date to determine which shareholders are eligible to receive Rights Entitlements (REs).
- Issue Open/Close: The window during which eligible shareholders can apply for the rights shares.
- Renunciation: The last date to trade (sell) your Rights Entitlements (REs) on the stock exchange if you do not wish to apply.
- Issue Price: The special, discounted price at which eligible shareholders can buy new shares.
- Ratio: How many new shares you are eligible to apply for, based on the shares you held on the record date. (e.g., 1:4 means 1 rights share for every 4 shares held).
- '-' indicates that the data has not been announced or is not applicable.
FAQs - Rights Issue
A Rights Issue is an invitation to existing shareholders to purchase additional new shares in the company, usually at a discounted price compared to the market price, on a fixed record date.
The Record Date is the cut-off date set by the company. You must own shares of the company in your demat account on this date to be eligible to participate in the rights issue.
Rights Entitlements (REs) are temporary credits to your demat account that represent your right to apply for the new shares. REs are tradable on the stock exchange for a limited time (until the 'Renunciation' date). You can either use them to apply for shares, sell them, or let them expire (which is a loss).
Renunciation is the act of selling your Rights Entitlements (REs) on the stock market to another investor. The 'Last Date for Renunciation' is the final day you can sell your REs. After this date, you can only apply for the shares or let the REs expire.
Rights Issue data is sourced from exchange filings and public announcements and is subject to change. Figures are indicative and provided for informational purposes only. Investment decisions should be based on thorough research.