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🚨 The IPO Process is Long & Confusing! Here's the Perfect Time to Buy Parent Company Shares! 🚨
🧑💼 The IPO journey can be confusing, and many finfluencers give different suggestions on when to buy shares. But here’s the truth – even the company doesn’t know when exactly it will launch its IPO until key steps are completed.
So, when’s the best time to buy shares to be eligible for the shareholder quota? Let’s break down the process:
🔗 1. Company Board Approves the IPO
This is just the first step! The company board decides to go public, but the timeline is still uncertain. There’s a lot more to happen. ⚠️
🔗 2. Company Files DRHP (Draft Red Herring Prospectus)
The company submits the DRHP to SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). But here’s the thing – this is not the time to act! SEBI takes 4-6 weeks to review and approve the DRHP. 🕒
🔗 3. SEBI Approves the DRHP
💥 Here’s the golden moment!
Once SEBI approves the DRHP, it’s 100% confirmed that the IPO will happen. The company will file the RHP (Red Herring Prospectus) within 2-3 weeks of the approval. 🚀
👉 This is your window! The best time to buy shares of the parent company is after the DRHP is approved by SEBI and before the company files the RHP. 📅 This ensures you get into the shareholder quota and have a better chance at getting shares during the IPO.
🔗 4. RHP (Red Herring Prospectus) Filed
Once the RHP is filed, the IPO is fully set up with pricing and dates, but DO NOT buy shares now! ⛔ By this stage, you’ll miss the cut-off to qualify for the shareholder quota. ❌
💡 Conclusion: Ignore the noise and finfluencers! To ensure you get into the shareholder quota, buy parent company shares right after SEBI approves the DRHP and before the RHP is filed. 📈
#IPO #StockMarket #ShareholderQuota #InvestSmart #SEBI #bfnwithnitin
1 year ago | [YT] | 1
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🚨 LG IPO Alert! 🚨
The much-awaited LG IPO is Coming soon! 📊💡 With its strong market presence and innovative product lineup, LG is all set to enter the public market. But the big question is... Should you invest?
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📢 Important Update on PPF & Sukanya Samriddhi Accounts! 💼💡
There are some crucial changes to the rules for PPF, Sukanya Samriddhi, and small savings schemes that you need to know! Here’s a quick summary of the major updates:
Multiple PPF Accounts Consolidation 🔄💰: If you have more than one PPF account, you’ll need to consolidate them. Extra funds in secondary accounts will be returned to you with 0% interest 💸 effective July 12.
Only One PPF Account Per Minor 👶📊: Multiple PPF accounts for minors will no longer be allowed. Only the primary account will earn interest at 7.1% 📈, while irregular accounts will earn the Post Office Savings rate (currently 4%) 📉.
NRIs and PPF 🌍🛑: NRIs can no longer maintain resident PPF accounts. From July 12 to Sept 30, these accounts will earn only the PoSA rate, and after that, zero interest 🕒❌.
Grandparents & Sukanya Samriddhi 👵👶: Only parents or legal guardians can open Sukanya Samriddhi Accounts (SSAS). Accounts opened by grandparents will be transferred to the legal guardian ⚖️.
National Savings Scheme (NSS) Closure 🚫📉: The popular NSS-87 scheme will cease to earn any interest starting October 1, 2024. ❗️
Stay informed and make sure your accounts are compliant with these new regulations to avoid losing out on interest! 💡💸
#PPF #SukanyaSamriddhi #SmallSavings #FinanceUpdates #InvestmentTips 💰📈
1 year ago | [YT] | 2
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🌸 Ganpati Bappa Morya! 🙏
Every year, as we bring Lord Ganesha home, it reminds us of the beauty of new beginnings. But more than that, Ganesha’s presence teaches us something deeper—patience, resilience, and faith in the journey.
In life, we often rush to achieve our goals, whether it's personal growth, relationships, or even financial success. But Ganesha, with His calm presence, teaches us that progress doesn’t happen overnight. Just like the slow and steady growth of a seed into a tree, true success—whether in life or finances—comes from nurturing, learning, and overcoming challenges, one day at a time. 🌱
It’s not about how fast we reach the destination, but how we handle the obstacles along the way. Patience, perseverance, and belief in your own journey—these are the real keys to prosperity. 💫
So this Ganesh Chaturthi, let’s take a moment to reflect on our own journeys, to have faith in the small steps we’re taking toward a bigger future. Whether it’s a dream you’re chasing or financial freedom, know that it’s the process, not just the result, that truly matters. 🙏✨
#GaneshChaturthi #LifeLessons #TrustTheProcess #FinanceWithNitin
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🚨 Epic Missed Opportunities! 🚨
In 1998, Yahoo had the chance of a lifetime to buy Google for just $1 million. 😱 They pass on this golden opportunity, thinking it’s too risky.
Fast forward to 2002, Yahoo realizes their blunder and tries to buy Google for $3 billion. Google, however, wants $5 billion. Yahoo says no again. 😩
By 2008, Microsoft offers Yahoo a whopping $44 billion to buy them. Guess what? Yahoo still says no! 😳
In 2016, Yahoo is finally sold to Verizon for $4.5 billion. 😔
And here we are today. Google’s market cap has soared to an incredible $2 trillion! 🚀💸
Timing is everything. Missing the boat can mean losing out on billions. 🚢💔
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