Title: W E L C O M E
1W E L C O M E
2Industrial Development Bank of India
- Premier financial institution in India.
- On the threshold of change to a more vibrant
business model - Presently 58 direct holding by Govt. of India
- Extended financial assistance for over three
decades to major Indian industries/ companies - Contributed to institution building in financial
sector including capital market related
institutions - Strong Brand Equity
3Industrial Development Bank of India
- Strong financials
- Net worth - Rs.6978 crore (Rs.7155 cr end Sept)
- Capital adequacy - 18.7 (Tier I 14.1)
- PAT - Rs.401 crore (Rs.176 cr end Sept)
- DER - 7.9 1
- Consistent record of profit and dividend payment
over nearly four decades - Impeccable track record in debt servicing since
1964 - Large corporate customer / wholesale retail
investor base - Over Rs.15000 crore mobilised from more than 5
million retail investors
4IDBI Flexibonds 20
- Second tranche under IDBI Flexibond Umbrella
Offer Document 2003-04 for Rs. 1500 crore with
greenshoe option of Rs. 1500 crore - Issue size Rs. 400 crore with greenshoe option
for retaining additional amount of Rs.400 crore - Ratings
- AA by CRISIL (Rating watch with developing
implications), - AA(ind) by FITCH (outlook is evolving) and
- LAA by ICRA
- Signifying high safety with regard to timely
payment of interest repayment of principal
5IDBI Flexibonds 20
- Mix of popular investor-friendly instruments and
innovative options - IDBI Infrastructure (Tax Saving) Bond,
- IDBI Money Multiplier Bond,
- IDBI Floating Rate Bond, and
- IDBI Regular Income Bond
- Attractive returns to investors
6IDBI Infrastructure (Tax Saving) Bond
Subscribers to these Bonds will have priority
over subscribers to other Bonds for allotment
7IDBI Infrastructure (Tax Saving) Bond Tax
Benefits
- Investment upto Rs. 1 lakh eligible for benefits
u/s 88 of the IT Act - 30 of the qualifying amount
- Income (before standard deduction and salary
income being 90of such income) upto Rs.1 lakh
p.a - 20 of the qualifying amount
- Gross total income upto Rs. 1.5 lakh p.a.
- 15 of the qualifying amount
- Gross total income above Rs. 1.5 lakh p.a. but
below Rs. 5 lakh p.a. - NIL Gross total income above Rs.5 lakh p.a.
- For tax benefits, Bonds to be held for a minimum
period of three years
8IDBI Money Multiplier Bond
9IDBI Floating Rate Bond
10IDBI Regular Income Bond
11Brokerage Structure
- Infrastructure (tax saving) Bond
12Brokerage Structure
- Money Multiplier Bond, Floating Rate Bond and
Regular Income Bond
- In addition to the above incentive structure,
IDBI may, at its sole discretion, pay
kitty/incentives to the top performing lead team
members / brokers / agents etc. based on the
mobilisation / number of applications procured.
13Approvals
- Declared as public securities by
- Government of India u/s 20(f) of Indian Trusts
Act - Governments of Andhra Pradesh / Madhya Pradesh
- Applications made for declaration as public
securities to - Governments of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan
- Approved Securities in terms of Section 882 of
the Major Port Trusts Act - Eligible Security under sec. 11(5) of IT Act
- Application made u/s 80L of IT Act for exemption
of interest income (approval obtained till Flexi
- 18)
14Facilities to Investors
- Bonds available in Demat form
- Bonds available in Consolidated Certificate /
Market Lots (Market Lot 1 Bond) - Interest on application money from the 3rd day
after deposit of application till the deemed date
of allotment _at_ 3.5 p.a. for successful
applicants - Electronic Clearing Services (ECS) facility
available
15Facilities to Investors
- Banks (at their sole discretion) would consider
providing loan against pledge of Bonds. IDBI
will mark lien. - No TDS on bonds, upto interest of Rs.2,500/- p.a.
under Sec. 193(v)(b) of IT Act as bonds are
considered as securities or on submission of Form
15 G /H - (For interest on Fixed Deposit the limit for TDS
is interest upto Rs 5,000/-p.a. under section 194
A (3)(i) of the IT Act as this interest is
interest other than interest on securities)
16Application Forms Available and Accepted Through
a Wide Distribution Network
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Head Office - Mumbai
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Zonal Branch Office - 5
Jammu
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Ludhiana
Shimla
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Branch Office - 35
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Chandigarh
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Meerut
Training Institute
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NEW DELHI
Itanagar
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Patna
Jaipur
Kanpur
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Guwahati
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Shillong
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Varanasi
Agartala
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Aizawl
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Bhopal
Ahmedabad
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Ranchi
Rajkot
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CALCUTTA
Indore
Surat
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Nagpur
IDBI has appointed 18 banks to collect
applications at 559 centres throughout the country
Bhubaneswar
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MUMBAI
Arrangements made with 56 select post offices all
over India
Pune
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Training Institute
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Visakhapatnam
Hyderabad
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Vijayawada
Panaji
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Mangalore
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CHENNAI
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Bangalore
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Coimbatore
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Kochi
17Advantages of investing in IDBI - The SLR
principle
- Safety Presently 58 of share capital held by
GOI - AA rating from CRISIL/FITCH and AA by ICRA for
domestic borrowing - Ba1 by Moodys BB by SP and FITCH i.e.
sovereign rating for FC Borrowings - Liquidity - Bonds listed on National and Mumbai
Stock Exchanges - Return - Competitive rates of interest
- Trust - Trusted by over 5 million retail investors
18Transition to Commercial Banking
- The Industrial Development Bank (Transfer of
Undertaking and Repeal) Bill, 2002 approved by
both houses of Parliament in winter session 2003.
Bill has also received Presidential assent - It will come into force on an appointed date
as may be notified by GOI. - The Bill facilitates the new company viz IDBI
Ltd., to become a banking company without the
need to obtain a separate banking licence.
19Transition to Commercial Banking
- All assets and liabilities of IDBI will be taken
over by IDBI Ltd. - Contractual obligations to be fulfilled by IDBI
Ltd. - Would enable IDBI Ltd. to access funds at cheaper
cost - Envisages IDBI Ltd. becoming a commercial bank
while continuing to be a development bank to
extend term loan to industries - IDBI Ltd. to be given certain regulatory
forebearance including maintenance of Reserve
requirements - Plans for the conversion being finalised
20Dates to Remember
- Issue Opens
- January 19, 2004
- Issue Closes
- February 12, 2004
- Deemed date of allotment
- March 5, 2004
21 Thank You