I am giving below some useful details in respect of Bharat Nidhi shares and their valuation based on their holding of Bennet Coleman shares :
As on 31st July, 2005
Bharat Nidhi Total Shares 29,19,722
Equity Capital of BNL 2,91,97,220
BCCL No. of Shares 3,18,83,936
BCCL Shares owned by Bharat Nidhi 77,82,400
% Holding of BNL in BCCL 24.41%
NAV per share of BCCL as per ENIL prospectus 24,118.20
Aggregate Book value of BCCL 7,68,98,31,45,235
Proportionate Share of BNL in BV of BCCL 1,87,69,74,79,680
NAV Per Share of BNL (considering BCCL alone) 64,286
The ENIL (Radio Mirchi's) IPO offer document is available on following link : http://www.moneycontrol.c om/news_html_files/pdffil es/mar2007/Entertainment% 20Network.pdf
NAV per share of BCCL as per ENIL prospectus NAV % increase
2005 24118.2 30%
2004 18563.2 38%
2003 13441.0
Before declaring so to SEBI and to public, detailed exercise must has to been done. Based only on the NAV of 2005, the valuation goes very high.
Now with bonus of 1:8, no. of shares held in BCCL have become 9 against 1. Then share of Rs. 10 face value has been split into 10, share allotted under ESOP is for Rs. 446 which indicates value of per share of BCCL 446 X 10 X 9 = 40,140 which is quite reasonable when compared to value of Rs. 24,118 in 2005, keeping in view progress made by Bennett Coleman during last 5 years. Based on this value of Rs. 40,140, value per share of BNL will be Rs. 106,992.
I welcome view of others and if someone disagrees, let him challenge these figures.
RENU
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To leave some thing on the table for the employees ,ESOPS are given at a fairly decent discount to the Market value or , as in the case of Bennett Coleman and Co. , to the perceived NAV of the share.
ReplyDeleteSo , can assume the perceived actual NAV of Bennett Coleman to be 50 % to 100 % more than the ESOP rate . This would mean theat the actual percived NAV of one share of Bennett ,Coleman and Company to be between Rs. 60 ,000 to Rs. 80,000 ( Rs.10 paid , Equity of Rs. 32 crore. )
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ReplyDeleteGood analysis Renu....in fact this was put up by me on the M3 Message board quite some time back....however, as per my info, the ESOP for the BCCL employees is on the shares of FV Rs 10 and not Re 1/-
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