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PREFERRED STOCK



What is Preferred Stock?

Preference Share is considered as suitable for investor with low risk-taking capacity

"Stock" denotes equity or ownership in a company. Preferred stock and ordinary stock are the two categories of equity. Compared to common shareholders, preferred stockholders are entitled to a larger portion of dividends and asset distributions. Each preferred stock's specifics vary depending on the offering.

Preferred Stock

Reliance Industries Limited is issuing a 7% preferred share at 80,000 Rs par value. As a result, the investor would receive a Rs. 5600 annual dividend. Typically, this preferred share will revolve around its par value behaving much more similar to a bond.


KEY KNOWLEDGE

  • An alternative kind of equity is preferred stock, which signifies ownership of a business and the right to receive profits from its activities.
  • Compared to common shareholders, preferred stockholders are entitled to a larger share of distributions (such as dividends).
  • Typically, preferred investors have little to no ability to vote in corporate governance.
  • Preferred stock has characteristics of both bonds and common stock which enhances its appeal to certain investors.


  • Features of Preferred Stock

  • Liquidation:

  • The shares provide their holders with priority over common stock holders to claim the company’s assets upon liquidation.

  • Dividend Payouts:

  • Dividend payments to shareholders are made by the shares. The payments may be variable or fixed, determined by reference to a benchmark interest rate like LIBOR.


  • Prefence in Dividend:

  • Preferred shareholders have a priority in dividend payments over the holders of the common stock.

  • Non-Voting:

  • In general, the holders of the shares are not granted the ability to vote. On the other hand, certain preferred shares provide their owners the ability to vote on unusual occasions.

  • Convertability to Common Stock:

  • A fixed number of ordinary shares may be obtained by converting preferred shares. While some preferred shares have a conversion date specified, others need board of directors permission before they may be converted.


    Types of Preferred Shares:

  • Convertible Preference Share
  • Non-Convertible Preference Share
  • Redeemable Preference Share
  • Non-Redeemable Preference Share
  • Participating Preference Share
  • Non-Participating Preference Share
  • Cumulative Preference Share
  • Non-Cumulative Preference Share


  • Types of Preference Share Description
    Convertible These Shares can be readily converted into Equity Shars
    Non-Convertible Though these type of preference share cannot be converted into common stock, they are still prioritised over them
    Redeemable Typically, these shares come with a maturity date. On maturity, the company repurchase its shares from investors at a fixed date and ceases their dividends
    Non-Redeemable These shares cannot be redeemed in the life-time of the company. Notably they come with the fixed rate of dividend
    Participating Besides extending dividends, participating preference shareholders are also entitled to surplus profits of the company
    Non-Participating These shares do not entitle to shareholders to any surplus profit but offered them a promised Dividend
    Cumulative In the event of loss, the company is liable to pay shareholder's outstanding dividend
    Non-Cumulative The Non-Cumulative shareholder's are not entitled to receive dividends in arrears


    Difference Between Preference Share and Equity Share


    Parameter Preference Share Equity Share
    Definition It offers preferential rights in the terms of receving dividends or capital amounts It represents shareholder's ownership of the Company
    Dividend Dividend Payout's rate is fixed Dividene payout's rate fluctuates with more earnings
    Bonus Share Shareholders may receive bonus share against current shareholdings Shareholders may receive bonus shares against their shareholdings
    Capital Repayment Capital Repayment is made before equity share Capital is Repaid at end
    Voting Rights Shareholders do not enjoy voting rights Shareholders avail voting rights
    Convertability Preference Stock can be converted Equity Stock cannot be converted
    Arrears of Dividend Shareholders may receive a cumulated dividends Shareholders are not entitled to avail cumulative dividends
    Types Preference shares and its types includes convertible, non-convertible, cumulative, non-cumulative, participating, and non-participating There are simply classified as ordinary and common stock of a company
    Suitability It is considered as suitable for investor with low risk-taking capacity It is considered for investor who can take risk



    Top 10 Preference Shares


    Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd

    Fundamental Analysis


    Lloyds Metals & Energy is into the business of manufacturing of Sponge Iron, Power generation and mining activities

  • Market Cap : 27,213Cr
  • P/E Ratio : 24.0
  • Industry P/E : 15.0
  • Debt to Equity : 0.01
  • EPS : 23.1
  • Dividend Yield : 0.00%
  • Book Value : 43.2
  • Face Value : 1.00
  • ROE : 90.5%
  • ROCE :82%



  • Page Industries Ltd

    Fundamental Analysis


    Incorporated in 1995, Page Industries Limited is the exclusive licensee of JOCKEY International Inc. for manufacturing, distribution and marketing of the JOCKEY® brand in India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and the UAE. Page Industries is also the exclusive licensee of Speedo International Ltd. for the manufacturing, marketing and distribution of the Speedo brand in India.

  • Market Cap : 41,817Cr
  • P/E Ratio : 81.9
  • Industry P/E : 41.7
  • Debt to Equity : 0.12
  • EPS : 458
  • Dividend Yield : 0.67%
  • Book Value : 1372.0
  • Face Value : 10.00
  • ROE : 46.4%
  • ROCE :53.8%



  • Apar Industries Ltd

    Fundamental Analysis


    Apar, founded by Mr. Dharmsinh D. Desai in 1958, is a market leader in India with a global presence. Contributing to India’s process of electrification it started from manufacturing power transmission cables to having three broad business segments, which are Conductors, Transformer and specialty oils (TSO), and Power/telecom Cables.

  • Market Cap : 21,460Cr
  • P/E Ratio : 27.4
  • Industry P/E : 38.4
  • Debt to Equity : 0.17
  • EPS : 205
  • Dividend Yield : 0.71%
  • Book Value : 644
  • Face Value : 10.00
  • ROE : 32.3%
  • ROCE :51.1%



  • Britannia Industries Ltd

    Fundamental Analysis


    Britannia Industries is one of Indias leading food companies with a 100 year legacy and annual revenues in excess of Rs. 9000 Cr. Britannia is among the most trusted food brands, and manufactures Indias favorite brands like Good Day, Tiger, NutriChoice, Milk Bikis and Marie Gold which are household names in India. Britannias product portfolio includes Biscuits, Bread, Cakes, Rusk, and Dairy products including Cheese, Beverages, Milk and Yoghurt.

  • Market Cap : 111,863Cr
  • P/E Ratio : 50.2
  • Industry P/E : 56.6
  • Debt to Equity : 0.98
  • EPS : 105
  • Dividend Yield : 1.55%
  • Book Value : 118
  • Face Value : 1.00
  • ROE : 66.6%
  • ROCE :48.6%



  • Tata Elxsi Ltd

    Fundamental Analysis


    Tata Elxsi is amongst the world’s leading providers of design and technology services across industries including Automotive, Media, Communications and Healthcare. Tata Elxsi provides integrated services from research and strategy, to electronics and mechanical design, software development, validation and deployment, and is supported by a network of design studios, global development centers and offices worldwide.

  • Market Cap : 51,905Cr
  • P/E Ratio : 66.1
  • Industry P/E : 38.7
  • Debt to Equity : 0.11
  • EPS : 126
  • Dividend Yield : 0.73%
  • Book Value : 337
  • Face Value : 10.00
  • ROE : 41.1%
  • ROCE :47.7%



  • Abbott India Ltd

    Fundamental Analysis


    Abbott India Ltd is one of the leading multinational pharmaceutical companies in India and sells its products through independent distributors primarily within India. It was established in 1944

  • Market Cap : 51,097Cr
  • P/E Ratio : 47.2
  • Industry P/E : 39.0
  • Debt to Equity : 0.03
  • EPS : 509
  • Dividend Yield : 0.75%
  • Book Value : 1463
  • Face Value : 10.00
  • ROE : 31.6%
  • ROCE :41.1%



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