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Rights Issue Calculator

Estimate new shares, payment amount, total shares and theoretical adjusted price based on existing shares, current price, rights issue ratio and subscription price.

5 outputs New shares, payment, total shares and theoretical price
Rights issue Based on subscription price
Estimated For informational purposes

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Rights issue calculator

Enter existing shares, current price, rights issue ratio and subscription price to estimate the rights issue impact.

New shares 1,000 shares
Subscription payment 10,000.00 TRY
Total shares after rights issue 2,000 shares
Theoretical adjusted price 15.00 TRY
Theoretical portfolio value 30,000.00 TRY

Results are estimates. The theoretical price is not a guaranteed market price and company announcements should be followed.

Rights issue calculation formula

New shares
Existing shares × rights issue ratio / 100
Subscription payment
New shares × subscription price
Total shares after rights issue
Existing shares + new shares
Theoretical adjusted price
(Existing shares × current price + subscription payment) / total shares after rights issue
Theoretical portfolio value
Total shares after rights issue × theoretical adjusted price

Example rights issue calculation

If an investor has 1,000 shares, the current price is 20 TRY, the rights issue ratio is 100% and the subscription price is 10 TRY, 1,000 new shares can be subscribed. The payment amount is 10,000 TRY, total shares become 2,000 and the theoretical adjusted price is about 15 TRY.

Frequently asked questions

What is a rights issue?

A rights issue is a capital increase where existing shareholders are offered the right to buy new shares at a defined ratio and subscription price.

How is the subscription payment calculated?

The estimated payment is calculated by multiplying the new shares by the subscription price.

Is the theoretical adjusted price the exact market price?

No. It is only a mathematical estimate. The actual market price may differ depending on supply and demand.