BSE invests ₹41.28 crore in subsidiary India INX through rights issue
BSE invested ₹41.28 crore in its subsidiary India INX via a rights issue to support operations and strategic initiatives, increasing its stake to 65.27% tentatively by January 11, 2026.
The investment is substantial for the subsidiary's operations and strategic growth, and it increases BSE's stake, but its immediate direct impact on BSE's overall financials might be moderate as it's an internal capital allocation for a subsidiary.
The investment in its subsidiary, India INX, is intended to support continued operations and strategic initiatives, indicating a commitment to growth and strengthening its position in the international financial services center.
BSE Limited has infused an additional ₹ 41,28,31,438 (₹ 41.28 crore) into its subsidiary, India International Exchange (IFSC) Limited (INDIA INX). The investment was made by subscribing to INDIA INX's rights issue through the Overseas Direct Investment route, continuing an earlier intimation from August 7, 2025. * The investment aims to support INDIA INX's continued operations, new, and strategic initiatives. * Post this investment, BSE's shareholding in INDIA INX is expected to increase to 65.27%. * INDIA INX is an unlisted public company incorporated on September 12, 2016, operating as a recognized stock exchange in GIFT IFSC and regulated by the International Financial Services Centre Authority (IFSCA). * Its turnover for the year ended March 31, 2025, was ₹ 3,54,29,522 (₹ 3.54 crore). * The investment is a cash consideration for 41,28,31,438 equity shares of ₹ 1 each. * Governmental approval for this acquisition was received from SEBI on August 1, 2025. * The allotment of shares is tentatively expected to be completed on or before January 11, 2026.
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