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ADR & GDR Presented By manish gupta 2 nd yr. student PGPBM Finance (2009-2011) Kohinoor business school, khandala, pune

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Page 1: ADR & GDR

ADR & GDR

Presented Bymanish gupta

2nd yr. student PGPBM Finance (2009-2011)

Kohinoor business school, khandala, pune

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Depository Receipts (DR)

Is a type of negotiable instrument (transferable)

financial security.

allows investors to hold shares in equity of other

countries.

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What is ADR ?

ADR- American Depositary Receipts

• ADR is a negotiable US certificate ownership of shares in an non-US

corporation. It is quoted and traded in US dollars in US securities

market and dividends are paid to investors in US dollars.

• ADR is specifically designed to facilitate purchase, holding and sale of

non-US securities by US investor and to provide corporate finance

vehicle for non-US companies.

Domestic

Stock

Exchange

U.S

certificate

ADR

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ADR RECEIPT

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Some more points about ADRs

• ADRs were first introduced in 1927.

• The stock of many non-US companies, trade on

US exchanges through the use of ADRs.

• ADRs enable US investors to buy shares in

foreign companies without undertaking cross-

border transactions.

• The shares of the non-US corporation trade on a

non-US exchange, while the ADRs trade on a US

exchange.

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ADR Ratio

• Single

1 ADR = 1 SHARE

ADR Ratio = 1:1

• Multiple

1 ADR = 5 SHARES

ADR Ratio = 1:5

• Fraction

1 ADR = ½ SHARE

ADR Ratio = 2:1

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How does ADR/GDR work ?

• Suppose price of Infosys share in stock market is

around Rs. 2000.

• Lets $1= Rs 40, assume for simplicity.

• Then US bank purchase 10000 shares of Infosys ,

and issued ADR at ratio of 10:1.

• It means 1 ADR= 10 shares, 1 ADR= Rs 400.

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ADR

TYPES of ADR : ADR listing :

• Unsponsored ADR NASDAQ

• Sponsored ADR AMEX

Level 1 NYSE

Level 2

Level 3

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Benefits of ADR

• TO COMPANIES:

Broadening and diversifying a company US’s

investor base.

Enhancing company visibility, status and profile in the

US and internationally among investors.

Offers a new source of raising equity capital, often at

highly competitive rates.

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Benefits of ADR contd…….

• TO INVESTORS:

Convenient to purchase and hold a non-US issuer

securities.

Opportunities to invest and earn in US Dollars.

Diversifying portfolio.

Invest in high growth economies.

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Disadvantages of ADR

• ADR cannot be exchanged with its home

market security.

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Participants in ADR Market

Brokers

Accountants

Investment

Banker Lawyers Investment

Relations Firm

Custodian

Depository

Issuer

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GDR – Global Depositary

Receipts

• A negotiable certificate held in the bank of one country

representing a specific number of shares of a stock

traded on an exchange of another country.

• To raise money in more than one market, some

corporations use GDRs to sell their stock on markets in

countries other than the one where they have their

headquarters.

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Objective of GDR

• Enable investors in diversifying their funds in

international securities.

Factors effecting GDRs prices:

• company track record

• analysts recommendations

• market conditions

• international status of the company

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GDR Listing

• London Stock Exchange

• Luxembourg Stock Exchange

• DIFX

• Singapore Exchange

• Hong Kong Exchange

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Advantages of GDRs

• Shareholder wealth maximization.

• allow investors to invest in foreign companies

without worrying about foreign trading practices,

laws.

Disadvantage of GDRs:

• GDR have foreign exchange risk i.e. currency of issuer is

different from currency of GDR.

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India- ADR and GDR

• ADRs and GDRs are an excellent means of

investment for NRIs and foreign nationals wanting to

invest in India.

• By buying these, they can invest directly in Indian

companies without going through the hassle of

understanding the rules and working of the Indian

financial market – since ADRs and GDRs are traded

like any other stock.

• NRIs and foreigners can buy these using their regular

equity trading accounts.

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Indian Companies using ADR/GDR

• Some of them are:

• Bajaj Auto

• Dr. Reddy’s

• HDFC Bank.

• Hindalco.

• ICICI Bank

• Infosys

• ITC

• L & T

• Wipro

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References

• www.google.com

• www.wikipedia.com

• www.investopedia.com

• www.businessfinance.com

• www.icai.org