The transaction will take place across November 3 and 4 through an Offer for Sale via the stock exchange platform. Promoters aim to divest 2,37,95,818 equity shares at a designated floor price of Rs 240 per share. This base rate sits slightly below the company's recent closing price of Rs 245.90 apiece recorded on Monday. The equity dilution ensures the real estate company moves toward alignment with Sebi's minimum public float requirements.
Key points
The stake divestment represents 4.87 percent of the real estate firm's total paid-up equi…: The stake divestment represents 4.87 percent of the real estate firm's total paid-up equity capital.
Promoters presently hold a 79.87 percent stake, exceeding the regulatory threshold mandat…: Promoters presently hold a 79.87 percent stake, exceeding the regulatory threshold mandated for listed entities.
The sale assists the company in fulfilling Sebi regulations that enforce a minimum 25 per…: The sale assists the company in fulfilling Sebi regulations that enforce a minimum 25 percent public shareholding.
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In a regulatory filing, the company informed that "Anand Kamalnayan Pandit, one of the promoters, proposes to sell up to 2,37,95,818 equity shares, representing 4.87 per cent of the total paid-up capital of the company, through stock exchange mechanism".
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The shares will be sold on November 3-4. The floor price for the Offer will be Rs 240 per share.
The company's share closed on Monday at Rs 245.90 apiece.
Promoters hold a 79.87 per cent stake in the company. As per the Sebi norms, the minimum public shareholding should be 75 per cent.
Mumbai-based Sri Lotus Developers is one of the leading realty firms in the country.
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