06-18-2010, 05:34 AM
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<br />what does mean LOAN BASED PROJECT?
eQUITY BASED PROJECT?
It means for what financing is required or anything else?????
Kindly explain this concept???
and
Expalin the term sponser it is financial instituition or company itself?
with regard to ISSUE ON PREMIUM
1. Premium should not be in excess of the premium charge on placement with foreigne instituitio.. if company have not placed the shares then????
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Loan based project is one which is principally financed by a loan..and equity based is opposite..
Sponsor means the persons(both natural and/or artificial) that are behind the proposed company
premium on issue means amount in excess of nominal value..
shares alloted to institutional investors as well as general public are charged a premium...what is beings said is that if premium to institutional investor is Rs.2 per share then the same premium should be charged when allocating shares to public..
logic is that institutional investors are allocated share capital before allocation to general public.....so the purpose is to protect the general public...
<br />what does mean LOAN BASED PROJECT?
eQUITY BASED PROJECT?
It means for what financing is required or anything else?????
Kindly explain this concept???
and
Expalin the term sponser it is financial instituition or company itself?
with regard to ISSUE ON PREMIUM
1. Premium should not be in excess of the premium charge on placement with foreigne instituitio.. if company have not placed the shares then????
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Loan based project is one which is principally financed by a loan..and equity based is opposite..
Sponsor means the persons(both natural and/or artificial) that are behind the proposed company
premium on issue means amount in excess of nominal value..
shares alloted to institutional investors as well as general public are charged a premium...what is beings said is that if premium to institutional investor is Rs.2 per share then the same premium should be charged when allocating shares to public..
logic is that institutional investors are allocated share capital before allocation to general public.....so the purpose is to protect the general public...
