FAQs

JDA Capital Services Limited is an Ahmedabad-based financial services company that offers investment banking, corporate advisory and broking and securities services. It is a SEBI registered Category I Merchant Banker, a stock broker and a depository participant.

JDA Capital works in three areas: investment banking (IPOs, capital raising, further issues, mergers and acquisitions), corporate advisory and valuation, and broking and securities (trading, demat and IPO applications for investors).

Call 079-6666 4040 or write to customercare@jdacapital.in. You can also send an enquiry through the form on the Contact page, and the page lists named contacts for customer care, compliance and escalation.

JDA Capital works with promoters and companies, from SMEs to larger listed and unlisted businesses, and with investors who use its broking, demat and IPO application services.

Companies can use the enquiry form on any service page or the Contact page to describe the requirement; a senior team member then reviews it. Investors can use Open an Account to start the KYC process.

Yes. Use the enquiry form or call 079-6666 4040 and say whether your query is about investment banking or broking, so it reaches the right person.

It covers IPOs on the Main Board and SME platforms, capital raising from private investors, further issues such as rights, QIP, OFS and preferential issues, mergers and acquisitions, and related corporate advisory and valuation work.

Investment Banking is the name JDA Capital uses for the business. The firm's SEBI registration category remains Merchant Banker, and that term is kept wherever it states the regulatory fact.

Yes. JDA advises on the full IPO journey: readiness review, structuring, due diligence, offer-document preparation, exchange and SEBI coordination, marketing, and listing support.

Yes. JDA advises companies planning a Main Board listing and manages the process as lead manager where the mandate is accepted.

Yes. SME IPOs are a core part of JDA's work. The Recent Deals and Track Record pages show completed SME issues on NSE Emerge and BSE SME.

JDA reviews the business model, financial history, governance, promoter holding, legal standing and growth plans against the exchange and SEBI requirements. The result is a readiness note listing what is in place and what needs work.

The lead manager is the SEBI registered merchant banker responsible for the issue. It conducts due diligence, prepares the offer document, coordinates with regulators, exchanges, registrar and other intermediaries, and manages the issue process up to listing.

Typically audited financial statements, statutory registers and filings, promoter and director details, material contracts, licences, a business description and the company's charter documents. JDA shares a tailored checklist after the first discussion.

It is the draft offer document filed with SEBI (Main Board) or the exchange (SME) before an IPO. It describes the business, risks, financials, use of proceeds and issue terms for public comment and regulatory review.

The draft prospectus is filed first for review and comments. The final prospectus (or red herring and prospectus) is filed after the review and carries the final issue terms and price.

Yes. JDA can advise on raising capital from suitable investors before an IPO and on how the round fits the listing plan.

JDA advises on raising equity or other capital privately, helps shape the investment proposition, prepares the information memorandum, approaches suitable investors and supports negotiation and closing.

They are ways for a listed company to raise or place equity. A QIP is sold to qualified institutional buyers, a rights issue is offered to existing shareholders, an OFS lets promoters sell shares through the exchange, and a preferential issue allots shares to chosen investors.

Yes. JDA advises listed companies on structuring and managing Qualified Institutional Placements within SEBI's rules.

Yes. JDA advises on rights issue structure, entitlement ratio, pricing, documentation and the issue timeline.

Yes. JDA supports pricing, approvals, disclosures and compliance for preferential allotments to investors or promoters.

Yes. JDA advises promoters of listed companies on offer for sale through the stock exchange mechanism, including timing, structure and disclosures.

They are transactions that change a company's equity base or ownership, such as issues of shares, buybacks, stake sales and similar corporate actions. JDA advises on structure, regulatory steps and execution.

It means JDA, as a SEBI registered merchant banker, managed the issue: due diligence, offer-document preparation, regulatory coordination and issue management up to listing.

The Offer Documents section on each deal page links to the draft and final prospectus, and the Prospectus page lists all JDA-managed issues.

Share a short note on the business, the amount you need, the purpose and the timeline through the enquiry form. A senior team member reviews it and suggests the route.

Depending on the transaction, these may include private equity and venture funds, family offices, strategic investors and institutional investors.

Pricing reflects the business, financials, market conditions and investor interest. JDA helps set a realistic range and supports negotiation, but the final price is agreed between the company and investors or fixed under the applicable rules.

A business plan, audited financials, projections, shareholder and management details, key contracts and use of the funds. JDA helps you organise these in an information memorandum.

In a tender offer, shareholders are invited to tender shares at a fixed price. In an open-market buyback the company buys through the exchange at market prices over a period.

This depends on the transaction. Public issues, buybacks, open offers and delistings all follow SEBI regulations and may need approval or filings. JDA confirms the steps for your case.

Investment banking covers capital-market transactions such as IPOs and issues. Corporate advisory covers independent advice on structure, ownership, strategy and valuation decisions that may not involve a transaction.

Promoters, family-owned businesses and growing companies facing decisions on funding, ownership, succession, restructuring or the right time to list.

Yes. JDA advises on ownership and shareholder matters, including how promoter holding, dilution and group structure interact with funding or listing plans.

It starts with a discussion of your question, followed by a defined scope, fee terms and timeline, analysis and a clear recommendation you can act on.

Buy-side advisory helps an acquirer find, evaluate and negotiate for a target. Sell-side advisory helps owners prepare the business, find buyers and manage the sale process.

Yes, JDA can help identify and approach suitable targets or buyers based on the client's strategy, subject to confidentiality and the client's approval.

JDA coordinates financial, legal and business due diligence with the client and other professionals and reviews the findings for the transaction.

Yes. JDA advises on mergers, demergers, group restructuring and ownership changes, including structure, valuation and regulatory steps.

Corporate advisory is independent advice on important business decisions, such as capital structure, ownership, strategic alternatives, restructuring and valuation.

Yes. JDA reviews the mix of debt and equity, shareholder structure and fund-raising options and recommends what suits the company's plans.

Commonly discounted cash flow, comparable company and transaction multiples, and net asset methods, chosen according to the business and the purpose of the valuation.

JDA provides valuation analysis for these purposes. Please share the purpose and timeline so the right scope and basis can be confirmed.

Client information is shared only on a need-to-know basis within the team and with authorised advisers. Confidentiality terms are agreed in the engagement letter.

JDA provides trading access across equity, derivatives, commodity and currency segments where registered, demat services, IPO application support and online trading platforms.

Click Open an Account, complete KYC and the account opening form, upload the documents and verify your identity. The account is activated after verification, and segments are enabled as you request.

A demat account holds your shares and other securities in electronic form. It works with a trading account that you use to buy and sell.

Account opening, transfers, nomination, pledge, transmission, dematerialisation and rematerialisation, and account statements. JDA is a depository participant with NSDL.

JDA's depository participant ID with NSDL is IN304123. Your client ID is shared with you when the account is opened.

Submit the account closure request using the form on the Downloads page after clearing any dues and moving holdings. An online account closure facility is also mentioned in the Notices section.

Use the account modification form from the Downloads page with the required supporting documents.

It is the transfer of securities to a legal heir or nominee after the death of an account holder. The process and documents are on the Demat Services page.

Never share your password, OTP or PIN, log out after use, use only the official platform link, and check the contract note and SMS or email alerts for every transaction.

Write to JDA customer care at once with the details so that it can be investigated, and check your contract notes and alerts. If it is not resolved, follow the escalation steps and use SEBI SCORES.

Statutory and exchange charges such as securities transaction tax, GST, stamp duty and exchange and depository fees apply as per the rules. These are shown on your contract note.

Compare the current charge schedule with your contract note. If something does not match, contact customer care with the contract note details.

Check the registrar's website for the issue, using your application number, PAN or demat details. Each deal page names the registrar.

The registrar to the issue handles applications, allotment and refunds. The registrar for each JDA-managed issue is shown on its deal page.

Submit the partner enquiry, share documents and declarations, complete due diligence, agreements and training, and start only after approvals are in place.

Submit the segment activation request with the supporting documents, such as income proof for derivatives. The segment becomes active after JDA verifies it.

Use the reset option on the login screen. If that does not work, contact customer care with your client ID.

Write to customer care at customercare@jdacapital.in or call 079-6666 4040. If it is not resolved, escalate to the head of customer care and then the compliance officer, as listed on the Contact page.

You can file it on SEBI SCORES (scores.sebi.gov.in) or use the SMART ODR platform for online dispute resolution. You should approach the intermediary first.

SCORES is SEBI's online platform for investor complaints against listed companies and registered intermediaries. You must first approach the intermediary before filing.

SMART ODR is the online dispute resolution platform for securities market investors, available when a complaint remains unresolved after approaching the intermediary and SCORES.

The Broker Norms page summarises the rules and client obligations under which JDA provides broking services.

No. Client funds and securities move only through the trading member's accounts, never in the partner's own name.

No. Exchange rules allow an Authorised Person to be appointed by one trading member only.

JDA may change or end the programme, and any change is updated on the Referral page and the Notices page.

JDA follows the Prevention of Money Laundering Act and SEBI guidelines, including customer due diligence, record-keeping and reporting suspicious transactions.

SEBI prescribes a code of conduct for stock brokers covering honesty, fair dealing, client interest and compliance. JDA follows it.

You receive a contract note for every trade, and periodic statements of funds and securities as the rules require.

The Notices page lists updates on account processes, charges, pledge and security, which you should read from time to time.

Through the Notices page and by email or SMS to your registered contact details.

Read the offer document, check your eligibility, give correct details, hold an active demat account and keep enough balance for your bid.

Offer documents are issued by the company whose IPO JDA managed. JDA appears in them as lead manager.

Yes. Offer documents are available to download at no charge.

The file name and title show whether it is a draft or final prospectus, with the date. Always check the exchange or SEBI website for the latest filed version.

On the Insights page and the Articles list, which carry perspectives on IPOs, capital markets and corporate finance.

No. They are for information and discussion only. Read the Disclaimer before acting on any content.

On the Press Releases page, with the most recent first.

Yes. Write to customercare@jdacapital.in or use the enquiry form. Complaints follow the grievance process instead.

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