Anticipation of the merger of listed subsidiaries in the State Bank . as per
http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/sbi-plans-merger5-associate-banksnext-12-18-months_525518.html
resulted in a sharp rises in S B Bikaner & S B Travancore by around 5% today. Above is a concise fundamental sheet of the listed subsidiaries & their Parent Bank. As compared to gigantic Capital of Rs. 671 crores of State Bank, its subsidiaries are capitalised at a merely Rs. 70 & 50 crores respectively. However, both the 75 % subdidiary have quite impressive fundamentals such RONW at
15 .65 % & 13.24 % compared to Parent's 15% and these are quite consistent over the many years.
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I am expecting 30-40 shares SBI against 100 shares of SBBJ & 45-55 shares SBI against 100 shares of SBT. However, these being GOI enterprises, the final valuations & ratio for merger are difficult to anticipate. One silver lining is that the RBI policy is consistent & should prove beneficially to the minority shareholders which includes the LIC besides the Government of Kerala (in case of SBT ).
http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/sbi-plans-merger5-associate-banksnext-12-18-months_525518.html
15 .65 % & 13.24 % compared to Parent's 15% and these are quite consistent over the many years.
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I am expecting 30-40 shares SBI against 100 shares of SBBJ & 45-55 shares SBI against 100 shares of SBT. However, these being GOI enterprises, the final valuations & ratio for merger are difficult to anticipate. One silver lining is that the RBI policy is consistent & should prove beneficially to the minority shareholders which includes the LIC besides the Government of Kerala (in case of SBT ).
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