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Tentative Share Prices 18/02/2013

Unlisted Shares & Securities : Updated as on 16th FEB 2013 We are buyers & sellers of under noted stocks.* COMPANY NAME : OUR  BUY PRICE OUR  SELL PRICE ANANDAM RUBBER   25 Aricent Tech 40 65 ABCL 24 32 ATLAS COPCO 1500   Axles India 18 35 Associated Pigment 15 55 Aspin Wall 100 150 Arch Pharma 225 290 Alembic Glass (Shreno Ltd)   EX BONUS 2:1 NOV'2012 700 950 A V Thomas & Co 1400 2400 Avery India 60 110 Anup Engg 255 650 Abacus Computer 3   ACE DERIVATIVES AND COMMD. EXCHN 10   Ahmedabad S E 30 40 Bharti Teletech Ex Payout   325 BINANI METALS 3000   BINANI CEMENTS 55 95 Bharati Telecom 3200 3700 Bausch & Lomb (Rayban Optics) 50 95 Bennet & Colman Ex Bonus 8:1 2000   Bharat Hotel 125 140 Bharat Nidhi 11000 13500 Bosch Chasis 300 550 Bse 280 320 Baroda Power 10000 30000 Bangalore S E 10 13.5 Camac Commercial (Phy) 4750   Catholic Syrian Bank 150 185 Cadbury 1700 2000 Carrier...

Why one should invest in unlisted securities ?

>Shares in the unlisted horizon are available at P/E ratio of 1 to 3 times , whereas a company from a similar industry and identical financials and quality of management is generally listed on the exchanges at a P/E of about 10 to 50 times. >As these shares are available at very modest valuation the investor stands to gain magnificent payouts when these shares are listed on the exchange in the next 1-2 years . >Another plus is that the dividend yield is fabulous . >Companies in the unlisted sectors generally have smaller equity base , so the net worth per share of the company is very high for the investor . >A very small percentage of the actually existing companies is actually listed . >A significant portion of the unlisted companies are over 50 year old and thus have real estates and assets at historical costs , the actual valuation of which is sometimes 1000 times the book value . >A comparision reveals that dividend and bonus payout in thes...

TCS merger with TCS e serve

The board of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in its meeting on 18 October 2012 has approved the composite scheme of arrangement between TCS, TCS e-Serve (e-Serve) and TCS e-Serve International (TEIL). The composite scheme of arrangement provides for merger of e-Serve into TCS and demerger of TEIL's special economic zone (SEZ) undertaking(s) to TCS. The appointed date proposed for this scheme is 01 April 2013. TCS holds 96.26% of the paid up equity share capital of e-Serve. TEIL is a wholly owned subsidiary of e-Serve. As per the terms of the scheme of arrangement, shareholders of e-Serve (other than TCS) will receive 13 equity shares of Re 1 each of TCS for every 4 equity shares of Rs 10 each of e-Serve held by them. The board has approved the scheme of merger of Computational Research Laboratories (CRL) and Retail FullServe (RFL) with TCS. The proposed appointed date for the merger of CRL is 01 October 2012 and for the merger of RFL is 01 April 2012. Computational Res...