Bharti Airtel: 460,833 Partly Paid Shares Converted to Fully Paid
Bharti Airtel converted 460,833 partly paid shares to fully paid shares after receiving ₹19.03 crore. This conversion increases the company's paid-up equity capital. Reminder notices will be issued for remaining unpaid shares.
The conversion of a relatively small number of partly paid shares into fully paid shares is a standard procedural event and is unlikely to have a material impact on the company's overall financial performance or stock price.
The announcement details a routine corporate action of converting partly paid shares to fully paid shares upon payment of the call money. It does not contain significant positive or negative financial news.
Bharti Airtel Limited has announced the conversion of 460,833 partly paid-up equity shares into fully paid-up equity shares. This conversion follows the receipt of the First and Final Call payment of ₹401.25 per share (₹3.75 face value and ₹397.50 premium) for these shares.
The company received an aggregate amount of ₹190.32 million (19.032 crore) towards valid applications for these shares from eligible shareholders. The Special Committee of Directors for Rights Issue approved this conversion today, July 24, 2026.
The converted shares, bearing ISIN INE397D01024, will rank pari passu with existing fully paid-up equity shares and will be available for trading on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited, subject to necessary formalities and approvals.
Following this conversion, Bharti Airtel's paid-up equity share capital has increased to ₹31,203,334,699, comprising 6,240,504,481 fully paid-up equity shares and 649,835 partly paid-up equity shares.
For the remaining 649,835 partly paid-up equity shares where the First and Final Call remains unpaid, the company will issue reminder notices in due course.
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