Dear Sahil, This is a case of Futures Contract. I am explaining you the entire sum from both approaches:
01.02.2009 When Future Ltd. entered into Futures Contract -- NO ENTRY --
31.12.2009 When the Price per share of Future Ltd. was 104 + 6300/1000 = 110.30 Bank A/c Dr. 6300
To MTMDM 6300
Recognition of Derivative Financial Instrument (DFI) DFI (Futures)A/c Dr. 6300
To P/L A/c 6300
31.12.2009 When the Price per share of Future Ltd. was 104 + 2000/1000 = 106.00 MTMDM A/c Dr. 4300
To Bank A/c 4300
Recognition of Derviative Financial Instrument (DFI) P/l A/c Dr. 4300
To DFI(futures) A/c 4300
(A) IF NET SETTLED IN CASH: MTMDM A/c Dr. 2000
To DFI (Futures) A/c Dr. 2000
(B) IF SETTLED THROUGH PHYSICAL DELIVERY:
- REFUND OF MTMDM: MTMDM A/c Dr. 2000 To Bank A/c 2000
- UPON PURCHASE: Investment A/c Dr. 106000 To DFI (Futures) 2000 To Bank A/c 104000
NOTE: The entries before (A) and (B) are general that is applicable for both type of settlements. Usualy at the end of futres contract one can opt for :
SETTLEMENT IN CASH or PHYSICAL SETTLEMENT: One can opt for physical delivery i.e. purchasing the underlying assets only if they expect future increase in price which can gain them more as futures contract is already matured, and they have enough cash to purchase that.
MTMDM: Marked to Market Daily Margin. This is among one of the feature of Exchange traded derivatives. This feature is known as Daily pricing.
DFI (Futures): Derivative Financial Instruments
You should note a trick in this question that Futures Ltd. is about to purchase its own shares through futures contract.
Hope I succeed in solving your query.
Thanks & Regards
Sourav