BSE Increases Stake in IIBH to 5.54% via Rights Issue for ₹9.28 Crore
BSE Limited acquired equity shares in India International Bullion Holding IFSC Limited (IIBH) via rights issue for ₹9.28 crore, increasing its stake to 5.54%. Following a separate secondary purchase from subsidiaries, BSE's total direct shareholding in IIBH will become 20%, making it an associate company.
The investment amount of ₹9.28 crore is material for BSE, and increasing its stake to 20% in an associate company signifies a strategic move that could have a medium-term impact on its business.
The company is increasing its stake in an associate company, which is generally viewed positively as it indicates strategic investment and potential for growth.
BSE Limited has announced an increase in its shareholding in India International Bullion Holding IFSC Limited (IIBH). The company subscribed to a rights issue, acquiring additional equity shares for an aggregate consideration of ₹9.28 crores.
Following this rights issue subscription, BSE's shareholding in IIBH has risen from 3.33% to 5.54%. This investment was made after obtaining all necessary approvals, including from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Further, BSE had previously informed about acquiring equity shares of IIBH from its subsidiaries, India International Exchange (IFSC) Limited and India International Clearing Corporation (IFSC) Limited, through a secondary purchase. This transaction is currently underway. Upon its completion, BSE's direct shareholding in IIBH will reach 20%, making IIBH a direct associate company of BSE Limited.
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