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Share Samadhan Ltd

(BSE SME Listed)

www.sharesamadhan.com

Organised by NIRC ICAI

IPO ki Kahani,

Promoter ki Zubani”

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SHARE SAMADHAN LTD

Investments & Debtors Recovery

WEALTH SAMADHAN PVT LTD

Investments Protection

NYAYA MITRA LTD

L i t i gation Funding Solutions

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INTRODUCING SHARE SAMADHAN

INDIA'S LARGEST PLATFORM FOR UNCLAIMED INVESTMENT RETRIEVAL

Committed to providing investors with comprehensive solutions to reclaim their Lost/Blocked/Forgotten Investments in Old Physical Shares, Mutual Funds, Provident Funds, Fixed Deposits, Insurance, and bank deposits

Since its inception, the company has successfully recovered ₹600 crores for a varied range of investors who had given up hope of ever seeing their money returned, and it has continually exhibited a strong dedication to financial excellence, customer happiness, and technological innovation.

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Introducing Litigation Funding Solutions

Litigation funding, also referred to as third-party funding or legal funding, is the practice of providing financial assistance to individuals or businesses involved in legal disputes. We pay for all litigation costs on the litigant's behalf. The objective is to allow the litigants to pursue their claims without having to pay the entire financial burden, resulting in a more fair playing field in judicial procedures. The expenses incurred are non-recourse in nature, meaning payment is conditional on successful outcomes.

Litigant : A person or entity who is a party to a lawsuit.

Funder : A third party who provides financial support for judicial procedures.

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Introducing Litigation Funding Solutions

Litigation funding, also referred to as third-party funding or legal funding, is the practice of providing financial assistance to individuals or businesses involved in legal disputes. We pay for all litigation costs on the litigant's behalf. The objective is to allow the litigants to pursue their claims without having to pay the entire financial burden, resulting in a more fair playing field in judicial procedures. The expenses incurred are non-recourse in nature, meaning payment is conditional on successful outcomes.

Litigant : A person or entity who is a party to a lawsuit.

Funder : A third party who provides financial support for judicial procedures.

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Introducing Litigation Funding Solutions

Litigation funding, also referred to as third-party funding or legal funding, is the practice of providing financial assistance to individuals or businesses involved in legal disputes. We pay for all litigation costs on the litigant's behalf. The objective is to allow the litigants to pursue their claims without having to pay the entire financial burden, resulting in a more fair playing field in judicial procedures. The expenses incurred are non-recourse in nature, meaning payment is conditional on successful outcomes.

Litigant : A person or entity who is a party to a lawsuit.

Funder : A third party who provides financial support for judicial procedures.

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OUR PROMOTERS

ABHAY CHANDALIA

MANAGING DIRECTOR

Abhay is a CA, CS, LLB, MBA, M.Com who co-founded the Share Samadhan

group and has over 27 yrs of experience

and association with groups like KK Birla, L.N.Mittal, and Nikhil Gandhi promoted

SKIL & Pipavov Defence.

VIKASH JAIN

CEO

Vikash is a CA and CS, with over 20 yrs experience in corporate f inance, capital market, and investment banking. He co-

founded the Share Samadhan group after

his i l lustrious service in CEAT Tyres ( RPG group), KPO- major Evalue serve.

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ID

PO

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Why to go for an IPO?

IPOs allow unlisted/private companies to raise funds from the public market.

When going public, companies offer shares at a set price/price band through an IPO. Private companies can choose to stay private or go public.

To launch an IPO, they must meet SEBI's requirements, including disclosing financial records. Investors become shareholders, earning dividends if the company profits, and may gain capital returns if share demand rises.

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Types of IPO

FIXED PRICE

BOOK BUILDING

Investors must pay the full share price when applying.

Investors know the price before the IPO, but market demand is revealed only after the issue closes.

The company sets a fixed price for shares.

The company provides a price band instead of a fixed price.

Investors bid on shares, specifying the quantity and their price preference.

The final price is determined after bidding closes. The lowest price is the floor price and the highest is the cap price.

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Benefits of IPO?

Raising Capital for Business Liquidity for Private Equity Investors Liquidity for Employees Improves Financial Position Liquidity and Marketability Price Transparency Mergers and Acquisition Credibility and Branding

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What is SME IPO?

A process for small and medium-sized enterprises to raise funds by issuing shares to the public.

SMEs are key contributors to India's economy but often face challenges accessing capital.

To support SMEs, SEBI and Indian stock exchanges launched SME IPOs in 2012.

Issue size of SME IPOs is smaller compared to regular IPOs.

SMEs with post-issue capital ≤ ₹25 crores are eligible for SME IPOs. Shares are listed on dedicated SME platforms like BSE's SME platform and NSE's Emerge platform.

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Mainboard vs SME IPO

BASIS

MAINBAORD

SME

Relaxed eligibility criteria with specific conditions

POST PAID UP CAPITAL

ISSUE ELIGIBILITY

NO OF ALLOTTEES

MINIMUM APPLICATION SIZE

LISTING EXCHANGE

BSE and NSE

Minimum 1,000

Minimum 10 crores

Generally 10,000 - 15,000

Stricter norms and guidelines

Minimum 50

Minimum 100,000

BSE SME and NSE EMERGE

Minimum 1 crore, maximum 25 crores

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Mainboard vs SME IPO

BASIS

MAINBAORD

SME

REPORTING

UNDERWRITING

TIMEFRAME

MARKET MAKING

IPO OFFER DOCS

DRHP filed to SEBI

6 months or more

Not required

Quarterly financial statements

Non-mandatory (50% allocation to QIBs)

100% underwritten, 15% from merchant banker

Half-yearly financial statements

DRHP and Prospectus reviewed by stock exchange

3-4 months

Mandatory

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Practical Difficulties

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PRACTICAL ISSUES

SOLUTION

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Litigations

Labor Laws

Website/Logo

Sanction Letters

Statutory Auditor

Board of Directors

Old Secretarial Records

Government Approvals

Capital Buildup/Promoters Equity

Non-Compliance with Companies Act

Ensure proper composition

File compounding applications

Verify and rectify discrepancies

Obtain the sanction copies from bankers

Ensure compliance and obtain necessary certificates

Create a website with all the details required by the LODR and register a logo

Reconcile Register of Members / Share Transfer Registers / Annual Returns / Return of Allotments / Financial Statements etc.

Appoint a Peer Review Certified Auditor, since the same would be mandatory if the company is listed.

Any such RoC issues need to be corrected before filing of the offer document. The secretarial records which are not in place/misplaced needs to be created again/ arranged

Arranged supporting docs to be given to the legal advisor to the issue for the drafting of Legal Chapters.

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IPO Advisory Case study

Name of Company

ABC LTD

XYZ LTD

PQR LTD

 

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II

III

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II

III

I

II

III

Turover

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

EBDITA

5.00

5.00

5.00

12.00

12.00

12.00

16.00

16.00

16.00

PAT

1.50

1.50

1.50

8.00

8.00

8.00

12.00

12.00

12.00

PE Multiple of the Industry

12.00

15.00

20.00

12.00

15.00

20.00

12.00

15.00

20.00

Valuation of the company ( Rs. In Cr.)

18.00

22.50

30.00

96.00

120.00

160.00

144.00

180.00

240.00

Minimum IPO dilution

26.25%

26.25%

26.25%

26.25%

26.25%

26.25%

26.25%

26.25%

26.25%

IPO money riased ( Rs in Cr.) at 26.25%

4.73

5.91

7.88

25.20

31.50

42.00

37.80

47.25

63.00

Proposed dilution

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

IPO money riased ( Rs. In Cr.) at 30%

5.40

6.75

9.00

28.80

36.00

48.00

43.20

54.00

72.00

All exp. including merchant banking , underwrting and market making investor relations and public relations

20-25%

20-25%

20-25%

20-25%

20-25%

20-25%

20-25%

20-25%

20-25%

Gross amt. to be spent if cost is 20% for 26.25% dilution

0.95

1.18

1.58

5.04

6.30

8.40

7.56

9.45

12.60

Gross amt. to be spent if cost is 20% for 30.00% dilution

1.08

1.35

1.80

5.76

7.20

9.60

8.64

10.80

14.40

Net amt. left after cost at 20% for 26.25% dilution

3.78

4.73

6.30

20.16

25.20

33.60

30.24

37.80

50.40

Net amt. left after cost at 20% for 30.00% dilution

4.32

5.40

7.20

23.04

28.80

38.40

34.56

43.20

57.60

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gross amt. to be spent if cost is 25% for 26.25% dilution

1.18

1.48

1.97

6.30

7.88

10.50

9.45

11.81

15.75

Gross amt. to be spent if cost is 25% for 30.00% dilution

1.35

1.69

2.25

7.20

9.00

12.00

10.80

13.50

18.00

Net amt. left after cost at 25% for 26.25% dilution

3.54

4.43

5.91

18.90

23.63

31.50

28.35

35.44

47.25

Net amt. left after cost at 25% for 30.00% dilution

4.05

5.06

6.75

21.60

27.00

36.00

32.40

40.50

54.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RS IN CR

 

 

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Rs in Cr.

Name of Company

ABC LTD

XYZ LTD

PQR LTD

 

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II

III

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II

III

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II

III

 

 

 

 

Incremental Impact on XYZ Ltd in comparisn to ABC Ltd.

Incremental impact on PQR Ltd in comparisn to XYZ Ltd

EBDITA

 

 

 

7.00

7.00

7.00

4.00

4.00

4.00

Tax Rate

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

Incremental tax on increased EBDITA ( Presuming the difference is due to income)

 

 

 

1.75

1.75

1.75

1.00

1.00

1.00

PAT

 

 

 

6.50

6.50

6.50

4.00

4.00

4.00

PE Multiple of the Industry

 

 

 

12.00

15.00

20.00

12.00

15.00

20.00

Icremental Valuation

 

 

 

78.00

97.50

130.00

48.00

60.00

80.00

Cost of extra tax paid over incremental valuation

 

 

 

2.24%

1.79%

1.35%

2.08%

1.67%

1.25%

Incremental IPO money raIsed at 26.25%

 

 

 

20.48

25.59

34.13

12.60

15.75

21.00

Incremental IPO money riased AT 30.00 %

 

 

 

23.40

29.25

39.00

14.40

18.00

24.00

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OUR SERVICES

PHYSICAL SHARES TO DEMAT

MUTUAL FUNDS

REDEMPTION

LITIGATION FUNDING

SOLUTIONS

PROVIDENT FUNDS

RECOVERY

WEALTH PROTECTION

INSURANCE RECOVERY

DUPLICATE & TRANSMISSION

IEPF CLAIM

INOPERATIVE BANK DEPOSITS

RECOVERY

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POTENTIAL MARKET SIZE

Physical Shares

₹ 3,78,000 crores

Insurance (LIC)

₹ 21,539 crores

Mutual Funds

₹ 35,770 crores

Provident Funds

₹ 48,000 crores

Unclaimed Dividends

₹ 5,454 crores

Bank Deposits

₹ 62,225 crores

IEPF

₹ 28,800 crores

5,79,788 Crores!

SOURCE:

ARIA research report, LIC DRHP

RBI Annual Report FY23

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R.E.C.O.V.E.R

7-STEP PROCESS

REALIZE

Recovered shares credited in Demat of client

RING-UP

In-house sales team discusses with client

EMPLOY

Ops Executive is assigned to handle formalities

EVALUATE

Valuation team examines all docs shared by client

CHECK

Sales Team does the feasibility check

VERIFY

Digital Agreement signed via Aadhar-based sign

OFFER

Proposal sent including fee & Scope of Work

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THINGS YOU MUST KNOW

Unclaimed Dividend & Shares go to IEPF after 7 years

Inoperative bank account for 10 years goes to DEAF of RBI Unclaimed Insurance for 10 years goes to SCWF

Unclaimed PF for 7 years (after being dormant) goes to SCWF Unclaimed Mutual Funds are maintained in a separate Liquid Fund

RBI :Reserve Bank of India

IEPF :Investor Education Protection Fund

DEAF :Depositor Education & Awareness Fund

SCWF :Senior Citizen Welfare Fund

Note: Unclaimed Funds transferred to DEAF and SCWF can only be claimed

for 15 years from the date of transfer.

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Reason behind Unclaimed Invesments

Investors don't track their investments

Clumsy process to claim investments

Family member unaware about the investment

Change of Investor name after marriage or other reasons

Death of Investor

Change of Address not being updated

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Unformity in the Name of Investor

Banks Accounts PPF Accounts

Insurance Policies Mutual Funds

National Pension Scheme

The name of the Investor should be the same in PAN and Aadhaar and the name mentioned in PAN should match exactly with the name mentioned in various investment accounts such as:

Demat account

Uniformity in name ensures that

there is no difficulty to investor while making redemption of Investments

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LEARN THE POWER OF NETWORKING EARN

LIMITLESSLY WITH SHARE SAMADHAN

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STAGES OF NETWORKING

Introduction: Finding value in the connection

N – New Opportunities

E – Enthusiastic like a child T – Talent

W – Worldwide O – Optimistic

R – Recreational

K – Knowledge Sharing

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5 AFFIRMATIONS:

I am the best I can do it

God is always with me I am a winner

Today is my day

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FINDING COMMONALITY

Social and Emotional Intelligence Community Own Family

Own Community (TYP, SABHA, BJS, GURUJI, JITO)

School College Community / Social Circle Sports club / Gym / Parks Neighbourhood Professional CII, FICCI, ASSOCHAM, PHD, TIE, ICAI ICSI)

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SKILLS ENHANCEMENT

Initiator of ideas Justification of your views Promptness

Courteous

Group orientation

Avoid unnecessary argument Listening Skills

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FINDING CONTACT NUMBERS

Find the LinkedIn account of the prospect.

Download the Extension of www.signalhire.com Google extension Create login credentials using the corporate email ID in the extension mentioned above.

You can find the prospect's contact number and email ID on this website.

Out of the several contacts, verify the one that is assigned to

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SAVING CONTACTS

Save the contacts categorically

Give a missed call to ensure that the person saves your number Create group qualifications, Work, etc.

Add contacts with the e-mail address

Mention the reference of the person who introduced you Mention the City or Place of reference

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NETWORKING TIPS

Share your business card both physically and digitally

If the other person does not have the card, save their contact info in a pinned up self WhatsApp group

Use WhatsApp Business and save business details in the quick reply. Send them a Connection Request on LinkedIn or Facebook.

Join professional /Business WhatsApp / Facebook and LinkedIn groups.

Call them after reaching the office or after the closer of the event.

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COMMUNICATION ETIQUETTES

Use correct salutations Don’t use Capital letters

unless necessary Use formal and appropriate language Avoid spelling mistakes Type of font, size, and color should have symmetry Before clicking on ‘send’, check your draft twice

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MeDiA

COVeRAGe

Purvodaya

Business Remedies Jaipur

ET Wealth

Business Standard Delhi

Economic Times

Vishwamitra Kolkata

Amar Ujala

Tribune News

Share Samadhan is having over 1700+ Business Associates across India

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CONTACT US

ABHAY CHANDALIA

Promoter & MD

93101 16111

abhay.chandalia@sharesamadhan.com www.sharesamadhan.com

Share Samadhan Limited

B- 35 , South Extension Part 2 , New Delhi- 110049 , India