Become a Shareholder

By investing 1000rs, you will not only become a part of our journey to success but also enjoy the convenience of our online platform and affordable prices on high-quality products.

As a shareholder of Troupzy Supermarts Limited, you will have the opportunity to earn a return on your investment through capital appreciation and dividends.

Assuming the company does 100 crores in transaction every year, and assuming a conservative growth rate of 15% per year, the company's revenue could grow to 151 crores in year 2 and 174 crores in year 3.

If the company achieves a net profit margin of 10% each year, it could generate a net income of 10 crores in year 1, 15.1 crores in year 2, and 17.4 crores in year 3.

Assuming the company decides to distribute 20% of its net income as dividends, this would translate to a dividend payout of 2 crores in year 1, 3.02 crores in year 2, and 3.48 crores in year 3.

As a shareholder who owns 100 shares at a face value of 10rs per share, your initial investment of 1000rs would be worth 1000rs in face value alone.

Assuming the market price of the company's shares grows in line with its revenue and net income growth, your shares could appreciate in value over time, potentially resulting in a significant return on your investment.

Free grocery products: 12,000rs (4k worth of products per year)
Dividends: 8,500rs (2,000rs in year 1, 3,020rs in year 2, and 3,480rs in year 3)
Capital gains from share sale: 2,120rs (3,120rs market value of shares at end of year 3 - 1,000rs face value of shares)
Therefore, the total earnings of the customer at the end of 3 years would be 22,620rs.

Free grocery products: 12,000rs (4k worth of products per year)
Dividends: 17,000rs (4,000rs in year 1, 6,040rs in year 2, and 6,960rs in year 3)
Capital gains from share sale: 3,120rs (3,120rs market value of shares at end of year 3 - 1,000rs face value of shares)
Therefore, the total earnings of the customer at the end of 3 years with a 40% dividend payout would be 32,120rs. It's important to note that actual earnings may be different depending on various factors, and these projections are based on assumptions.