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Quote Vivek Sukhani Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 12:23pm
Basant, I beleive we need to do some complex mathematics.I beleive we need to tamper the expected price on P/E basis with the equity dilution as well.
I beleive we should discount Rs. 650 and not 880. When we are calculating returns we should have the outflow inflow approach. Our outflow is Rs. 650. Also, If warrants are not be given rights, the calculations will change. Also Rs. 50 should be treated differently.
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 12:32pm
Warrants will never qualify for rights. I am discounting Rs 650 not 880. Equity dilution will happen mostly at near market price except for the rights at Rs 500 so with constant RoE over a period of time should not be  EPS negative to a very large extent. I am also taking a 40% growth whereas Trent will grow at more then 50% for the next 2 years at least.
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Quote Vivek Sukhani Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 12:38pm
Basant, Can you throw some light on the following things:
 
Proportion of Rights issue:
Price of Rights:
Terminating EPS on the post-rights basis:This will help us in arriving at the expected price on P/Ebasis.
I want to model it out mathematically, thats why I am asking this question.
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Quote Vivek Sukhani Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 12:46pm
Also, One more question, are warrants eligible for dividends?In my opinion, they are not, as they are not yet shares and will become one on conversion. However, just an academic question.
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Quote chic_1978 Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 3:36pm
Hi Basantjee
 
Excellent explainations on long term warrants. Something new to learn from you SIR..
 
Can you please list the warrants that are traded in market, infact I am personally interested in buying warrants of your Equity XI stocks..
 
Please advice which one to buy & at what price in detail.
 
 
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 3:51pm
Out of our cricket X! only Trent is traded as far as I can recall try and but it below Rs 300 or thereabouts but you would fiund it very difficult to get any meaningful quantity. I did buy a few but it took me more then a month to get a fill and also there I was the only person buying in both the exchanges NSE/BSE.
 
 
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Quote BubbleVision Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 5:32pm
BasantJi, from now on we will have huge compedition to buy the Warrants of Trent....on NSE and BSE
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 19/Oct/2006 at 5:36pm
Ha Ha Ha! But if we bid up the price too high we will lose all charm. It looked like a steal to me a couple of months back and I was fortunate enough to get quite a few at Rs 225 - Rs 210.
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