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Today's term of the day: Dividends When a company makes a profit, it can choose to share a portion of the profit with its shareholders as a reward for their investment. This "reward" given by the company to it's shareholders is called a dividend Di

Today's term of the day: Equity Equity, in simple terms, is the money that is returned to all the shareholders of a company, if all the company's assets are liquidated and liablities are paid off. It is also a measure of the financial health of a c

What are dividends? Dividends are a sum of money that is paid by the company to their share holders out of it's profits. Tax on dividends - Dividends are part of our taxable income according to our tax bracket. Earlier, the companies used to pay D

Daily dose of financial ratios by Anirudh Gupta Debt/equity ratio =Total debt/Shareholders equity Purpose: It helps users of financial statements understand how much debt the company is using for every ₹1 of equity invested by shareholders. Cred

🌟 The VIP Pass of the Investment World: Unraveling PREFERENCE SHARES In the bustling world of investments, these shares are like the golden tickets that come with some extraordinary perks. In simple words, Companies need investments but may not wa

Demystifying the Ownership Structure Clause in Shareholder Agreements (SHA)📍 The Ownership Structure clause in your SHA is crucial. Here's why: 1. Defines Equity Distribution: It outlines who owns what percentage of the company. This impacts deci

Day 3 About Basic Finance Concepts Here's Some New Concepts 4. Investment Stocks: Shares in a company that give investors ownership rights and potential dividends. Bonds: Debt securities where investors loan money to companies or governments in re

what are stocks ? A stock, also known as equity, is a security that represents the ownership of a fraction of the issuing corporation. Units of stock are called shares, which entitle the owner to a proportion of the corporation’s assets and profits

WTF is Equity : Ownership in the company, often given in exchange for money or work. A polite way of saying, “Here’s a piece of the pie… that doesn’t exist yet.”

Would you invest ₹1 lakh/month for 25 months (total 25 lakhs) for Dubai Investor Visa along with a great return on Investment of 10.1 Cr in Dividends + 12.6 Cr in equity in a 1200 Cr valuation service based company in 10 years from now.