DETAILS
OF BONUS ISSUE AS SEBI GUDILINES
(ISSUE OF CAPITAL AND DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENT S)REGULATIO 2009
REGULATION
92-95
This provision is as per SEBI (ICDR) REGULATION 2009 but subject to
provision of companies act 1956/2013.
Condition for issue of bonus
share:- Regulation 92
1.
It must be authorized by the article of
association. If it is not authorized by
the article of association a special resolution is required to be passed to
amend the article.
2.
The company should not be defaulted in payment
of interest or principal in respect of fixed deposit or debt Securities.
3.
There is no such circumstances should be exist
which causes reason to believe that the company is defaulted in payment of
statutory dues of employees.
4.
At the date of allotment of bonus share all the
shares already issued must be fully paid
Restriction on issue of Bonus
share: Regulation 93
1.
No issuer shall issue bonus issue unless
reservation has been made for all compulsorily convertible debt instrument
which are converted at a latter date.
2.
Shares
issued under compulsorily convertible debt instrument are in line with
the bonus shares issued under SEBI(ICDR) REGULATION 2009.
Sources of funds for issue of Bonus share: Regulation
94
Bonus shares can be issued only by the use of following fund:
1.
Free reserve.
2.
Security premium collected in cash.
N.B. Revaluation reserve can not be used to issue
of bonus share.
Completion of Bonus issue: Regulation 95
Unlike dividend Bonus issue can be made after approval of BOD. Provided
that share holder approval is not required for capitalization of profit or
reserve.
In normal case when approval of shareholder is not required
to issue bonus share it has to complete within 15 days from the date of
approval of BOD.Otherwise it should be completed within 2 months From the date
of the meeting of its broad of directors subject to approval of shareholder. After
announcing Bonus issue it can not be withdrawn.
Point need to remember :
If
after Bonus issue authorized capital falls short from the total share capital
after bonus issue a special resolution is required to increase the authorized
capital.
Example:
A
company having Authorised share capital is rs 10 crore and proposes to issue
bonus share in the ratio of 1:1.
Fully paid up share capital
|
Rs 4crores
|
4000000 shares of rs 10 each
|
Partly paid-up capital (to be made fully paid-up
before bonus issue)
|
Rs 1 crores
|
1000000 shares of rs 10 each ,rs 5 paid-up
|
250000 convertible debenture of rs 100 each
convertible into fully paid-up shares of rs 10 each in the ratio of 2 equity
shares for every 1 debenture
|
Rs 5 crores
|
500000 shares of rs 10 each
|
Total capital after convertion
|
Rs 5.5 crores
|
550000 shares of rs 10 each
|
|
|
|
If the company propose to issue
bonus shares in the ratio of 1:1 then post-issue capital will be rs 11 crores.
So bringing the authorized capital to rs 11 crores a special resolution is
required to be passed .
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