Avalon Technologies Clarifies Media Reports on Promoter Stake Sale
Avalon Technologies clarifies media reports on promoter stake sale. Mr. Bhaskar Srinivasan's promoter group, including BBS and KBS Family Trusts, is involved, not Mr. Kunhamed Bicha's group. As of Sept 29, 2026, the promoter group holds 15.42% (1,03,12,775 shares).
The clarification addresses potential market speculation regarding a stake sale, which could influence investor sentiment and stock price. By providing specific details on shareholding and confirming the parties involved (and not involved), it aims to stabilize perceptions.
The announcement is a clarification of existing media reports and does not introduce new positive or negative financial information. It aims to provide factual accuracy regarding shareholding and promoter involvement.
Avalon Technologies Limited has issued a clarification regarding recent media reports suggesting a proposed stake sale in the company by Mr. Bhaskar Srinivasan and his promoter group, which includes BBS Family Trust and KBS Family Trust. The company emphasized that the 'KBS Family Trust' mentioned in the reports refers to Kavya Bhaskar Srinivasan Family Trust and is part of Mr. Bhaskar Srinivasan's promoter group. It explicitly stated that Mr. Kunhamed Bicha and his promoter group are not involved in this proposed stake sale and are not selling any shares. As of September 29, 2026, Mr. Bhaskar Srinivasan's promoter group collectively held 1,03,12,775 shares, representing 15.42% of the company. Specifically, Mr. Bhaskar Srinivasan held 62,70,355 shares (9.38%), BBS Family Trust held 20,20,710 shares (3.02%), and KBS Family Trust held 20,20,710 shares (3.02%). The company reiterated its commitment to transparency and advised investors to rely on official regulatory disclosures for accurate information regarding promoter shareholding.
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