Reliance Industries Rights Entitlement shares command 7% premium over intrinsic value on Day 4
FirstpostThe de-materialised trading of Reliance Industries Ltd - Rights Entitlement continued to draw strong demand on day four on Tuesday with an average premium of more than 7 percent over the intrinsic value Mumbai: The de-materialised trading of Reliance Industries Ltd - Rights Entitlement continued to draw strong demand on day four on Tuesday with an average premium of more than 7 percent over the intrinsic value. While oil-to-telecom behemoth RIL’s Rs 53,125 crore mega rights issue opened for subscription by shareholders last week, it became the first issue where eligible shareholders got the rights entitlements in demat, which could be traded on stock exchanges. RIL-REs on an average commanded a premium of Rs 12.07 on Tuesday, over 7 percent premium over the intrinsic value, according to stock exchange data. RE’s intrinsic value is the difference between RIL share price and the rights issue price of Rs 1,257.