Adani Enterprises Converts 2.54 Lakh Partly Paid Rights Shares to Fully Paid
Adani Enterprises converted 2,54,053 partly paid-up Rights Equity Shares to fully paid-up shares following receipt of call monies. The conversions, approved on April 6, 2026, involved shares that were 75% and 50% paid-up.
This is a standard procedural step in the rights issue process where partly paid shares are converted to fully paid shares upon payment of the call money. It does not represent a new development or a significant change in the company's financial standing or operations.
The announcement is a routine procedural update regarding the conversion of partly paid shares into fully paid shares after receiving the call money. It does not contain new financial information or strategic shifts that would indicate a positive or negative sentiment.
Adani Enterprises Limited has announced the conversion of a total of 2,54,053 partly paid-up Rights Equity Shares into fully paid-up equity shares. This conversion follows the receipt of the applicable Call Monies for these shares.
The conversion was approved by the Rights Issue Committee of the Board of Directors at a meeting held on April 6, 2026. Specifically, 20,583 partly paid-up shares, which were 75% paid-up (comprising ₹0.75 of face value and ₹1,349.25 premium), have been converted into fully paid-up shares upon receipt of the Second and Final Call Money.
Additionally, 2,33,470 partly paid-up shares, which were 50% paid-up (comprising ₹0.50 of face value and ₹899.50 premium), have been converted into fully paid-up shares upon receipt of the First Call Money and the Second and Final Call Money.
These conversions are exclusively for Call Monies received through modes other than the ASBA facility. The face value of each equity share is ₹1.00.
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