TATA convert its DVR shares to ordinary shares ?

Tata motors to convert DVR shares to ordinary shares ?

On Tuesday July 25 the company will issue 7 fully paid up new ordinary shares with face value of 2rs for every 10A ordinary share with face value of 2rs

·      Capital reduction convert to 23% premium 1 to A ordinary shares price

·      This will result in 4.2% reduction in number of outstanding equity shares making it value high for all shareholder

·      The above transaction is subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals

Whole conclusion is Tata is going to convert its DVR shares to ordinary equity shares that will reduce load in company benefit it in long run

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Read more about DVR shares?

What are DVR shares ? how they affect the Investors in India ?

Differential voting right shares in India have been an interesting instrument in Indian stock market. DVR shares are a type of equity shares that grants different voting rights compared to ordinary shares of same company. In India these shares gained popularity in recent years due to their unique characterestics providing Investors with various benefits and opportunities

DVR shares were introduced by securities and exchange board of India SEBI in2008 as way for companies to raise capital without diluting their control over decision making the idea was to attract long term investors who might be interested in holding shares for their dividend potential while offering them a discontinued price due to reduced voting rights

One of the key advantages of DVR shares is that they offer a higher dividend compared to ordinary shares companies usually issue DVR shares at higher dividend payout making them attractive to income seeking investors this feature has been a major draw for retail investors looking for stable income streams

However DVR shares also have their downsides one significant drawback is the reduced voting power DVR shareholders typically have limited voting rights some times as low as 1/10 of voting rights of ordinary shareholder DVR shareholders have little say in corporate matters and are less likely to influence major decisions

In terms of market performance DVR shares price movement can be different from that of ordinary shares the reduced liquidity and limited price volatility compared to regular shares of the same company .

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