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Share Capital

Date 26 Jul 2015
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Share price discretion: company may set the issue price when increasing share capital, including matching existing price.
Determination of the per-share issue price when increasing share capital is left to the issuing entity's discretion; the company may set the new issue price and may choose to fix it at the existing per-share level. The reply offers no further procedural or valuation guidance. (AI Summary)

Present share capital ₹ 75 crore, Issued share capital ₹ 66 crore, Share price ₹ 10 per share, Share premium ₹ 147 crore. Now we want to increase share capital another ₹ 200 crore. Please advice how to calculate Per share price based on increased share capital, number of shares, share premium.

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It is up to your decision to fix the share price; even you may fix the share price at ₹ 10/-

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