Avro India: 3.23 Lakh Warrants Worth ₹6 Crore Lapse; ₹1.5 Crore Forfeited
Avro India Limited announced the lapse of 3,23,450 convertible warrants issued to the promoter group. The warrants, with an issue price of ₹185.50 each, totaling ₹6 crore, lapsed on August 10, 2026, due to non-payment of the balance 75% consideration. Consequently, ₹1.5 crore received upfront has been forfeited.
The forfeiture of a significant amount of money and the lapse of warrants, although not directly impacting paid-up capital, reflects poorly on the promoter group's commitment and could have implications for future fundraising or capital structure plans.
The forfeiture of warrants and loss of upfront payment by the promoter group indicates a negative financial event for the company and the promoter.
Avro India Limited has announced the lapse and forfeiture of 3,23,450 convertible warrants, originally issued to the promoter group on a preferential basis on February 11, 2025. The issue price for these warrants was ₹185.50 per warrant, aggregating to ₹5,99,99,975.
As per the terms of issue, 25% of the issue price was received upfront, with the remaining 75% payable within 18 months from the allotment date, i.e., on or before August 10, 2026. Since the warrant holder failed to pay the balance consideration within the stipulated timeline, the warrants have lapsed effective August 11, 2026.
Consequently, the upfront subscription amount of ₹1,49,99,993.75 (25% of the issue price) has been forfeited. The warrant holders will no longer have any rights to convert these warrants into equity shares. There will be no change in the company's paid-up share capital, and the forfeited amount will be retained by Avro India Limited and accounted for as per applicable accounting standards. The Board of Directors will discuss this matter and pass a necessary resolution.
The details of the allottee, including the number of lapsed warrants and the forfeited amount, are provided in Annexure A.
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