Thank you for the video and explanation. Here is a recommendation for your use whenever you discuss anything or teach something; it applies in any language too. When you are defining a term, it is extremely important to NEVER use the SAME term in the definition of the term. It is nearly meaningless to do that. For example, when you are defining Called-up capital, we never define it by saying "Called-up capital is the value of the capital called up on the face value". Unfortunately, a hearer will immediately realize the speaker does not truly understand what she/he just said! Neither does the definition really define anything except give an extra clue by using the term face value. Remember, you are making a video to explain things to a person who does not have prior knowledge of, or has little knowledge of what you are teaching in the video. It is quite a common mistake with us desis. Sometimes makes us sound very gyani. And remember "price" is NOT pronounced "prize"; just as Aastha is NOT pronounced Aaztha. Rest excellent! Well done.
Q: What is the advantage of issuing Partly paid up shares by a company - could you please clarify w.r.t. both listed & unlisted cos? Why will investors subscribe to the same? What is the advantage of an unlisted co. or a pvt. co to issue such shares?
Q: When a share is forfeited by the co. becoz of non-payment of balance called --up capital or non-payment of interest, what happens to such shares? Who holds these shares now, as the company is not allowed to hold its shares as per the Companies Act? For how long can a Co. hold these forfeited shares in its books or does the co/ reverse the issued share capital in its books? What's the accounting for it? Does the defaulter have any way out to recover these shares, In case if it wants to at a later stage?
Suppose if a company ABC is registered and its MOA says authorized capital 1 crore and No. Of shares, 1 crore who's F.V. is 1 INR. Now initially the promoter pays 10 Lakh and receives 10 Lakh shares. The paid-up capital at that moment will be 10 Lakh and company in the future can raise 90lakh more. Say after 1 year the company is doing well and now the promoter wants Venture capitalist to invest 10 lakh. As the company did well so promoter decided to give per share at a premium of 2 INR instead of 1 INR. Hence VC will get 5 lakh shares of F.V 1 INR for 10Lakh investment. My question is at this moment the total paid-up capital will be 20 Lakhs or 15 Lakhs? (The company has distributed only 15 Lakh shares of F.V. 1 INR )?
Thank you for such detailed Info Aastha
Thank you for the video and explanation.
Here is a recommendation for your use whenever you discuss anything or teach something; it applies in any language too.
When you are defining a term, it is extremely important to NEVER use the SAME term in the definition of the term. It is nearly meaningless to do that.
For example, when you are defining Called-up capital, we never define it by saying "Called-up capital is the value of the capital called up on the face value". Unfortunately, a hearer will immediately realize the speaker does not truly understand what she/he just said! Neither does the definition really define anything except give an extra clue by using the term face value.
Remember, you are making a video to explain things to a person who does not have prior knowledge of, or has little knowledge of what you are teaching in the video.
It is quite a common mistake with us desis. Sometimes makes us sound very gyani.
And remember "price" is NOT pronounced "prize"; just as Aastha is NOT pronounced Aaztha.
Rest excellent! Well done.
Zerodha doing great things for making these type of knowledgeable videos
Informative
Good information. Thank you for sharing this knowledge
Make more videos in Hindi
Good knowlageble video
Pranaam Gurumata
Please make Video on Buy Back of Shares. Why, how and whether it is Profitable to the share Holders?
I'm a zerodha customer, If you make video in english that will be very useful to me. I'm south Indian..... please consider this 🙏.
Even I am also south Indian..I also want in English as I am also zerodha customer
Bro, you can watch with subtitles
Hindi is our national language..We should know it. Learn Hindi as well
@@roshanali3161 Hindi is not national language. Please correct your knowledge
Learn Hindi ... No need to ask favor ...
Brilliant D
Face value par calculate kar rahai ki market value par
can you please suggest a good book on this?
Please make video in English language
How if a companies equity share capital increases significantly over time and how it results the other equity shares
Can you do your videos in English as well, it will be helpfull for non-hindi speakers who dont understand Hindi?
Q: What is the advantage of issuing Partly paid up shares by a company - could you please clarify w.r.t. both listed & unlisted cos? Why will investors subscribe to the same?
What is the advantage of an unlisted co. or a pvt. co to issue such shares?
Partly capital of what authorized capital or something else
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Cheer~~one of the equal parts into which a company's capital is divided, entitling the holder to a proportion of the profits.😊
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Q: When a share is forfeited by the co. becoz of non-payment of balance called --up capital or non-payment of interest, what happens to such shares? Who holds these shares now, as the company is not allowed to hold its shares as per the Companies Act? For how long can a Co. hold these forfeited shares in its books or does the co/ reverse the issued share capital in its books? What's the accounting for it?
Does the defaulter have any way out to recover these shares, In case if it wants to at a later stage?
Plzzz hindi mai video upload karo fundamental analysis ki 😢
Please upload English language
Shame is not in English
American?
Suppose if a company ABC is registered and its MOA says authorized capital 1 crore and No. Of shares, 1 crore who's F.V. is 1 INR. Now initially the promoter pays 10 Lakh and receives 10 Lakh shares.
The paid-up capital at that moment will be 10 Lakh and company in the future can raise 90lakh more. Say after 1 year the company is doing well and now the promoter wants Venture capitalist to invest 10 lakh.
As the company did well so promoter decided to give per share at a premium of 2 INR instead of 1 INR. Hence VC will get 5 lakh shares of F.V 1 INR for 10Lakh investment.
My question is at this moment the total paid-up capital will be 20 Lakhs or 15 Lakhs? (The company has distributed only 15 Lakh shares of F.V. 1 INR )?