3. New Issues Market
A place where
the shares of any
company are
issued for the very
first time.
It is also Known
as “Primary
Market.”
4. Why New Issues ?
(Needs)Money or Fund :
As
the Food is for
Human ,Money is
the same for a
Company;
without fund it
5. jectives of New Issue
For Promotion :~
For Expansion /Product
Diversification :~
For Working Capital :~
6. he Methods of
Through Prospectus :~
Bought out Deals :~
Private Placements :~
Rights Issue :~
Book Building :~
Floating new Issu
7. 1.Through
Prospectus :~“According to the
‘Companies
(Amendment)Act,19
85’,-Application
forms for shares of
a company should
be accompanied by
a memorandom.”
8. The draft
prospectus contains
all the details
regarding the
company.
It invites offers
for subscription or
purchase of any
shares from the
public.
Which is next sent
to the regional
9. The SE scrutinises the draft
prospectus,after scrutiny if any
clarification is needed then the SE
writes to the company and suggests
for the modifications too.
The draft prospectus contains all
the details regarding the issue,
programmes,openings,closing
,Brokers, underwriters,etc.
10. Merits:-
How a company presents
itself to the public that
works,Infact it is about ‘How
brilliantly one sells onself.’
11. 2.Bought Out
Deals :~The promoter places
his shares with an
investment
Banker/Bought out
Dealer/Sponsor.
Now he offers shares
to the public .
The sponsor can hold
12. Pricing is an essential element to be
decided.
The Sponsor decides the price after
analysing the viability,promoters
background and future projects.
13. Merits :-
=> No wastage of Time and money(good
for small companies).
=> For new companies it is not an easy
task to off-load the shares as per the
SEBI guidelines,thus the Sponsors help
them.
14. Demerits :-
=> Sponsor is the all and whole
,the image processor of a Company.
=> Pricing and insider trading are
carried out ,which can neither be
detected nor penalised.
15. 3.Private
Placement :~
The issue is placed
into small numbers
of Financial
Institutions,Corpora
te bodies,etc.
The financial
intermediaries
purchae the shares
and sell them to
16. No need of Underwriting as the terms
of issues are already negotiated
between company and purchasing
intermediaries.
18. .Rights Issue :~
According to the
Section-81 of
Companies Act,1956,
“If a company wants
to increase its
subscribed capital by
allotment of further
shares after two years
from the date of its
19. It should offer shares at first to
its existing shareholders in
proportion to shares held by them
at the time of offer.
The shareholders are not legally
bounded to accept the offer,they
have the right to reanounce the
offer in favour of any person.
20. Conditions to issue rights share :-
(As
dictated by the SEBI)
=> Rights shares must be offered to
the equity share holders first in
proportion to capital paid on those
shares.
=> A notice should be issued to
21. => The time given to accept the right
issue should not be less than 15
days.
=> The notice should also state the
rights of the shareholders to
renounce the offer in favour of
others.
22. => After expiration date given in the
notice ,the board of directors has to
dispose the unsubscribed shares in such
a manner as they think most beneficial
to the company.
23. .Book Building :~
A method that
resembles like
survey/keeping
records.
The Promoter’s
representatives/
employees used to
visit public.
24. They made their plans ,
pricing,...etc, keeping the public
interest and their opinion in
mind.