This is the list of banks you can use to apply for the Rights issue via ASBA-Net banking which is an alternative to the RTA website for applying for the issue in case you’re facing an issue with PNB.
You’d see a pop-up or a banner when you log in to Net-banking that’ll show the process to apply for the rights issue.
Should you still have an issue with the bank through ASBA, try checking with a different bank other than PNB.
You will either be able to use one of the banks listed on the RTA’s website to apply. Alternatively, you can check if any bank where you have an account is an SCSB bank and allows you to apply via netbanking ASBA.
The RTA is not checking the demat accounts in real time to see the REs in the account. They have records as of the holding date. You can go ahead and apply here - https://linkintime.co.in/RightIssues/index.html. The RTA will check for the REs received and purchased in the demat account when they process allotment.
ABFRL’s rights shares are partly paid like Reliance.
What you are paying when applying for these shares is partial amount (Rs. 55 off 110 Total), you still have to pay 55 more in two installments to complete issue price of 110.
If you hold these shares of ABFRL in January (and July as well) you will have to make the payment, if you sell these shares the obligation to pay is passed on to the buyer.
If you’ve bought REs from the secondary market, you’re buying it from someone who is renouncing his right. The seller would be the renouncer and the buyer would be renouncee.
Sir I have purchased 40 shares of ABFRL right issue which I could not sold and I have been alloted 11 shares under right issue. How I could sell 40 shares lying in my dmat account.
Trading window for RE’s has closed, you can’t sell them now. Only option for you is to use those RE’s to apply for ABFRL’s rights shares else you will lose all the money paid to purchase RE’s.
Trading window for RE’s has closed, you can’t sell them now. Only option for you is to use those RE’s to apply for ABFRL’s rights shares else you will lose all the money paid to purchase RE’s.