TUNIRights issueIndependent learning guide
THE RE → SHARES GUIDE

How to buy stocks
~50% cheaper, legally.

Through a rights issue: buy RE, then apply for the shares through ASBA. The ~50% figure is an illustrative price comparison; actual prices and charges determine your cost. Returns are not guaranteed.

RE khareedna pehla step hai. Shares ke liye alag se apply karna zaroori hai.

Educational guide • No orders or payments taken here

BUYING RE ≠ BUYING A SHARE
01 · YOUR BROKERRights
Entitlement
RE

A temporary right to apply

↓ Separate application + issue payment
TUNI · OCTOBER 2026

Reported issue schedule

RE trading ends19 Oct 2026
Application closes26 Oct 2026
Issue price per share₹1.00

Schedule checked 8 Oct 2026 against Dhan’s issue notice. Recheck the latest issuer notice and your bank’s cut-off before acting.

FROM ENTITLEMENT TO ALLOTMENT

How to apply, step by step.

Already have RE in your demat? Start at step 3.

01BUY RE

Find the correct entitlement.

Search your broker app for the company’s RE security. Confirm its name, exchange and RE ISIN against the issue documents. It is separate from the ordinary share.

Symbols vary by broker. Verify the actual RE security and its ISIN before placing an order.

02CHECK DEMAT

Buy, then confirm credit.

Place a delivery order during the RE trading window. Wait until the purchased RE is credited to your demat account and confirm the quantity in holdings.

Allow for settlement and market holidays. Check the settlement date with your broker; do not wait until the application deadline.

03OPEN BANK ASBA

Choose the rights issue.

Log in to your bank’s net banking. Look for ASBA, IPO or Investment Services, then the rights issue section. Select Tuni Textile Mills if the bank supports this issue.

Cannot find it? Ask your bank about the physical ASBA route through a Self-Certified Syndicate Bank (SCSB).

04SUBMIT APPLICATION

Enter details. Block funds.

Enter your PAN, depository, DP ID / Client ID and application quantity as the bank requires. Check them against your demat details. Keep ₹1 per applied share available for this issue.

ASBA blocks the application money in your bank account. Money for allotted shares is debited under the allotment process.

05SAVE & TRACK

Keep your acknowledgement.

Submit before the bank’s cut-off and save the application number. Confirm the funds are blocked. Track allotment and share credit through the issue’s registrar and your demat account.

For this TUNI issue, the issuer identifies Purva Sharegistry as registrar. Follow the issue-specific allotment schedule.

Process references: Zerodha’s ASBA application guide ↗ · TUNI’s registrar information ↗

CHECK THE WHOLE COST

What does “about 50% cheaper” mean?

Compare the RE purchase price plus the rights issue subscription price and charges with a chosen ordinary-share price.

RE price + issue price + charges
= estimated acquisition cost

RE ke 10 paise + issue ka ₹1 = ₹1.10, charges alag.

A lower acquisition cost is a price comparison, not a promised return. The ordinary-share price can fall before the new shares are credited or can be sold.

Try the comparison

ILLUSTRATIVE

Example inputs, not live market quotes. Update them before making any decision. The ₹2.26 value is a user-supplied 7 Oct comparison.

Estimated cost per share₹1.10
Below comparison price51.3%
Ordinary share comparison₹2.26
RE route estimate₹1.10
RE purchase amount ₹100.00ASBA subscription amount ₹1,000.00Entered charges ₹0.00Combined estimated cost ₹1,100.00

Assumes one RE per applied share and full payment of the entered issue price. Allotment, eligibility and the actual issue terms still apply. Zero entered charges does not mean no charges.

VISUAL WALKTHROUGH

One purchase. One application.

Follow the two separate journeys below. Screens are simplified examples; your broker and bank may look different.

A

Buy the entitlement in your broker app.

Complete this during the RE trading window.

BROKER → DEMAT
01

Find the RE

9:41● ● ▰
Search securities
Tuni Textile
T
Tuni Textile MillsOrdinary equity share
SHARE
RE
Tuni Textile · RERights Entitlement
Choose the entitlement,
not the ordinary share.

Confirm the company, exchange and RE ISIN. Your broker’s symbol may differ.

02

Place a delivery order

9:41● ● ▰
Tuni Textile · RE
ORDER EXAMPLE
ProductDelivery
Quantity1,000
RE price · example₹0.10
Before charges₹100.00

Check the quote and quantity. This purchases RE only; the issue subscription is separate.

03

Confirm demat credit

9:41● ● ▰
Your holdings
Demat holdings Activity
Tuni Textile · REExample holding
Quantity credited1,000 RE
Credit confirmed?
Continue to bank ASBA.

Allow for settlement and holidays. Check actual demat credit before applying.

RE credited to dematNow complete the separate application
B

Apply through your bank’s ASBA.

Keep the subscription amount available in your bank account.

BANK → ALLOTMENT
01

Select the issue

Net banking → ASBA / Investment Services → Rights issue. Select Tuni Textile Mills if supported.

02

Check your details

Enter PAN, depository and demat identifiers exactly as required. Confirm the application quantity.

03

Authorise the block

For 1,000 shares at ₹1, keep ₹1,000 available for subscription. Save the acknowledgement.

04

Track allotment

Confirm the funds block, follow the registrar’s schedule, then check for share credit in demat.

ASBA blocks funds in your bank account. The amount for allotted shares is debited under the allotment process. For TUNI, the issuer identifies Purva Sharegistry as registrar.

Buying RE is only half the process.Unused RE expires worthless. Complete a valid application before the issue and bank cut-offs.
BEFORE YOU APPLY

Common questions, clear answers.

Do I need to own the ordinary shares first?

Existing shareholders may receive RE based on the record date. Other investors can buy RE during its trading window and apply, subject to eligibility and the offer terms. The RE must be credited to the demat account used for the application.

Is a 50% lower cost the same as a 50% return?

No. The calculator compares acquisition cost with a chosen share price. Your eventual sale price, market liquidity, charges and timing determine your actual result. A lower cost does not guarantee profit.

Where does the money go?

The RE purchase is a broker-market transaction. The rights issue subscription is a separate application through ASBA. The bank blocks subscription funds, then debits the amount for allotted shares under the issue process.

What if online ASBA is unavailable?

Contact your bank or an SCSB branch about submitting a physical ASBA application, using the current issue form. Consult the registrar for the correct form and the offer document. Do this early enough to meet the relevant cut-off.

What happens after the deadlines?

The RE trading deadline and issue application deadline are different. After RE trading closes, buying or selling on the exchange is unavailable. After the application window closes, unused entitlements lapse. Always check the latest schedule for extensions or changes.