What is an Offer For Sale (OFS)?

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• Can retail investors apply for an OFS below the cut-off price?

  Retail investors cannot apply for an Offer For Sale (OFS) below the cut-off price. According to circulars from both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), retail investors are required to place their bids at the ...

• What is the maximum allowed bid quantity for retail OFS bids?

  For retail investors participating in an Offer For Sale (OFS), the maximum bid amount is capped at ₹2 lakhs. The number of shares you can bid for depends on the cut-off price set for the OFS. Here’s how it works: 1. Bid Limit: Retail investors can ...

• Why was the OFS allotment not received even though the request was placed before the cut-off?

  Allotting shares in an Offer For Sale (OFS) is determined by the stock exchanges, not your broker. Here’s how it works: 1. Cut-Off Price Determination: The cut-off price for the OFS is set based on the bids received from non-retail investors, which ...

• What is the difference between tender offer and market offer?

  The primary difference between tender offer and open market offer lies in how companies execute share buybacks. Let's delve into these concepts with examples: Tender Offer Share Buyback: In a tender offer share buyback, a company directly invites ...

• Does 5paisa offer demo account for paper trading?

  No, 5paisa does not offer a separate demo account for paper trading. You can experience demo trading on your 5paisa account whenever the exchange offers mock trading sessions. For a mock trading session, you need to maintain the required margins in ...