NUMERICAL PROBLEMS
  1. A company already has 5,00,000 shares, the market price of which is Rs 60 per share. In order to raise additional capital of Rs 10,00,000, it has decided to issue new shares at a subscription price of Rs 50 per share. Find out the number of rights per new share.
  2. When the subscription price is Rs 40, price of rights-on share is Rs 60, the number of old shares per number of total shares is 1:1.125, and the number of new shares per number of total share is 1:9. Find the value of ex-rights shares and also the value of one right.
  3. A shareholder possesses 5,000 shares having a market value of Rs 50 per share and 10 rights are required to buy one new share. The subscription price is Rs 40. The ex-rights price of the share is Rs 46 ...

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