Bhagyanagar India Ltd. Reverses Share Transfer of 12.73 Lakh Shares
Bhagyanagar India Limited has reversed the off-market transfer of 12,73,335 equity shares by Mr. Devendra Surana to its subsidiary, Bhagyanagar Copper Private Limited. The shares were initially transferred for hedging purposes without consideration. The reversal means the shares remain in Mr. Surana's promoter holding.
The reversal of a share transfer that involved no financial consideration and kept the shares within the promoter's holding has a minimal impact on the company's operations or market perception.
The announcement clarifies a previous transaction, reversing a share transfer. As no consideration was involved and the shares remain with the promoter, the net impact on the company's financial or operational standing is neutral.
Bhagyanagar India Limited has clarified a previous disclosure regarding the transfer of 12,73,335 equity shares by Mr. Devendra Surana to Bhagyanagar Copper Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary. This transfer was initially made off-market solely to facilitate required pledging for hedging purposes and was recorded under Reason Code 90 – “Transfer between Director and Company” with no consideration exchanged.
The company now wishes to inform that the purported sale of these shares, as reflected on the BSE/NSE portals, has been reversed. Since no consideration was paid or received, the transaction is not considered a sale or purchase. Consequently, the 12,73,335 equity shares will continue to be part of Mr. Devendra Surana’s shareholding under the “Promoters’ Holding” category and will be disclosed accordingly.
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