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A Rights Issue is when a company offers its current shareholders the chance to buy more shares at a discounted price, typically for a limited time. The disc...

You are eligible if you own shares of the company on the specific "record date" set by the company. On this date, the company checks its list of s...

Companies initiate a Rights Issue mainly to raise capital. This funding can be used for various purposes such as expanding the business, acquiring new asset...

The number of shares you can buy under the Rights Issue is based on a ratio set by the company. For example, a 1:15 Rights Issue ratio means you can buy 1 a...

There are two methods to apply for a Rights Issue: Online ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount): Visit the Self-Certified Syndicate Bank (SCSB) ...

Right Entitlement, or RE, is the specific number of shares you have the right to purchase in the Rights Issue. Keep in mind that RE is only valid for a limi...

Regular shares are bought and sold in the open market based on current prices, while RE gives you the right to buy additional shares at a set discount. RE i...

A Rights Issue is the company’s offer to issue new shares, allowing them to raise funds. Rights Entitlement (RE) refers to the rights given to existing shar...

Your RE will be credited to your Demat account in a dematerialized form before the Rights Issue opens, under a unique ISIN (International Securities Identif...

With your Rights Entitlement, you have three options: Use your entitlement to purchase the shares and gain ownership. Sell your RE in the secondary ma...