An Offer for Sale (OFS) is a transparent way for large shareholders, including promoters, institutions, and government entities, to sell their shares in a publicly listed company. Retail investors get a fair chance to invest in well-established companies at competitive prices.
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Promoters or Institutions Offer Shares
The selling shareholder sets a floor price for bidding.
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Buyers submit bids at or above the floor price.
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If demand exceeds supply, shares are allotted based on investor categories.
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IPO (Initial Public Offering) – A company offers shares to the public for the first time to raise capital.
OFS (Offer for Sale) – Existing shareholders sell their stakes, and the company does not receive any fresh capital.
✅ Retail Investors – A portion is reserved for individual investors.
✅ Institutional Investors – Mutual funds, banks, and foreign investors can bid.
✅ High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) – Investors applying for larger bids.
✅ No Additional Costs – No brokerage fees; trading happens on the exchange platform.
✅ Fair Pricing – Shares are sold at a discount to market price in many cases.
✅ Quick Settlement – OFS transactions settle within T+1 day (next trading day).
You can bid for an OFS directly from your ANS trading account by following these steps:
1️⃣ Log in & Check Ongoing OFS Issues on the ANS platform.
2️⃣ Place a Bid within the price range set by the seller.
3️⃣ Wait for Allotment Confirmation. If successful, shares are credited to your Demat account.
OFS follows a T+1 bidding system, where investors place their bids at or above the floor price set by the seller. If multiple bids exist, shares are allotted based on demand and bid price.
No, once an OFS bid is placed, it cannot be modified or canceled. Make sure to review the details before submitting your bid.
If your bid is unsuccessful, your funds are unblocked automatically, and no charges are applied.
Like any stock market transaction, OFS carries risks such as price fluctuations, demand-supply imbalances, and market sentiment impact. It is advisable to assess the company’s fundamentals before investing.
You can check upcoming and live OFS issues on our website at www.ansplshares.com or stock exchange websites (NSE & BSE).