Rights Entitlements listing in October 2025

Whenever a company launches a rights issue, it gives its existing shareholders the right to purchase its shares, often at a discounted price, in proportion to their existing shareholding. The eligible shareholders receive rights entitlement, which is credited to their demat account. This RE is a temporary security giving the shareholder the right to buy new shares or even sell their entitlements to others. 

The following is the list of rights entitlements (REs) launched in October 2025:

What are right entitlements?

When a business announces a rights issue, it gives its current shareholders the chance to purchase more shares at a special or discounted price. Rights Entitlements (REs) are given to shareholders in their demat accounts to help with this.

These REs are temporary tokens that signify a shareholder's right, not their obligation, to apply for rights shares; they are not actual shares.

What can you do with your right entitlements?

Regarding your rights and entitlements as a shareholder, you have three options:

• Apply for Rights Shares: Subscribe to new shares at the company's discounted price by using your REs.

   

• Sell the REs on the Stock Exchange: During the RE trading period, you have the option to sell your REs to another investor on the open market if you decide you do not want to make any additional investments.
   
• Do Nothing: Your rights shares will expire after the issue closes and lose all of their value if you do not apply for them or sell them.

For instance, let's say you own 100 shares of ABC Company. In October 2025, the business announces a rights issue with the following conditions:

• Issue ratio: one new share for every ten existing shares

   

• ₹100 per share is the issue price.

   

• The share's current market price is ₹150.

Ten Rights Entitlements (REs) will be credited to your demat account, one for each additional share you are qualified to buy.

Now you can:

• Apply for 10 additional shares at ₹100 each using the 10 REs, or
• Sell the market's ten REs to a different investor.
   

You will lose the chance to take advantage of the offer if you do nothing, as your REs will automatically expire after the trading window closes.