Capital Trust rights issue

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Capital Trust Right Issue Details

Record Date

18-Jun-2025

Price

72

Ratio

5:14

Face Value

10

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Capital Trust FAQs

The subscription period for Capital Trust’s rights issue is 14-11-2024 to 18-06-2025. The record date will be 18-06-2025. The subscription window period is usually 15 to 30 days.

As per the ratio of 5:14, the issue price of the shares under Capital Trust’s right issue on the record date of 18-06-2025 is 72 per equity share.

You can apply for Capital Trust’s right issue online if your bank supports the Applications Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) process.
For offline, Capital Trust’s Registrar and Transfer Agent (RTA) sends the Composite Application Form (CAF) to each shareholder entitled to receive the Rights Issue. Fill out and submit the form to a Self-Certified Syndicate Bank (SCSB) branch (WEB).
Alternatively, you can use your bank account sharing the same PAN number as your Choice Demat account to apply for Capital Trust's rights issue.

The record date for Capital Trust rights issue 2025 is 18-06-2025

The last day to apply for Capital Trust’s rights issue is 18-06-2025. This date typically falls within a period of 15 to 30 days, from the Rights Issue Opening Date, which in this case is 14-11-2024.

Yes, subscribing to Capital Trust’s right issue has certain tax implications:
  1. Subscription: There’s no immediate tax liability. The cost of acquisition is the subscription price plus transaction charges.
  2. Capital Gains on Sale:
    • Short-Term: Gains from shares sold within 12 months are taxed at 20%.
    • Long-Term: Gains from shares held over 12 months are taxed at 12.5% (exceeding ₹1.25 lakh annually).
  3. Renunciation:
    • Selling rights entitlement attracts capital gains tax.
    • Gifted rights have no immediate tax but may impact the recipient later.
  4. Dividend Income: Taxed at the shareholder's applicable slab rate.
You may consult a tax professional or review the latest tax laws for specific advice.