There is lot of confusion arises when Raymond
Stock is listed after demerger, we will try to clarify the same through this
article:-
Raymond stock will be split into two entities:-
1.
Raymond’s
Limited
2.
Raymond’s
Lifestyle
For every five share of Raymond’s limited four
equity shares of Raymond lifestyle will be given.
Further shareholders of Ray Global Consumer
trading will received two equity share of Raymond lifestyle will be given.
Ex-date for eligibility for getting Raymond
Lifestyle after holding Raymond’s shares is 11 July 2024.
When stock listed after split on 11th
July 2024 lot of confusion arises in Investors minds:-
1.
At
what price the stock get listed at BSE and NSE?
2.
What
are the circuit filters?
3.
Why
there is mismatch from last closing price and considering split ratio?
Now last closing price of Raymond stock was Rs.3156.10
per share on NSE and according to split ration of last traded price of Rs.3156.10
per share the price of last close should be Rs.1753.33 per share and Raymond’s
lifestyle which will list later on would have value of Rs.1402.67 per share.
Now when stock market opens today Raymond stock
wasn’t trading and created confusion among investors that why it is not
trading. But after stock demerger this stock get listed at 10:00 AM per SEBI
rules as this is new entity and has to follow IPO listing rules.
Now after listing Circuit filters are showing
upper circuit price of Rs.2001.30 per share and lower circuit of Rs. 1810.70
per share.
Now Circuit filter is of only 5% in this stock
and according to lower circuit price of Rs.1810.70 if we multiply by 5% we will
get the listing price of that stock. Now when we multiply Rs.1810.70 by 1.05 we
get listing value of share as Rs.1900.5 per share. This means that Raymond’s
Limited and Raymond’s Lifestyle limited has combined value of Rs.3420.9 per
share.
This is clearly win win situation for investors
as now stock closed at upper circuit of Rs.2001.30 per share implies value of
Raymond’s combined entity as Rs.3591.94 per share i.e. upside of more than 13%
in that stock from pervious close.
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