EFCIL Allots 1.07 Crore Equity Shares via Rights Issue at ₹150/Share
EFC (I) Limited has allotted 1,06,62,786 equity shares via a rights issue at ₹150 per share. The total amount raised is ₹159.94 crore. The company's paid-up share capital has consequently increased.
The rights issue represents a significant capital raise for the company, which could impact its financial structure and future growth prospects. The increase in share capital is substantial.
The allotment of shares via a rights issue and the subsequent increase in paid-up capital and funds raised are generally viewed positively as it indicates capital infusion and potential for growth.
EFC (I) Limited announced the allotment of 1,06,62,786 fully paid-up equity shares on a rights basis to eligible shareholders. The shares were issued at a price of ₹150 each, which includes a premium of ₹148 per share. This allotment has increased the company's paid-up equity share capital.
Prior to the rights issue, the company's paid-up share capital stood at 13,72,83,376 shares with a face value of ₹2 each, amounting to ₹27,45,66,752. Post the rights issue, the total number of shares has increased to 14,79,46,162, with the paid-up share capital rising to ₹29,58,92,324.
The Board of Directors approved this allotment during their meeting held on May 25, 2026. This follows previous board meetings on April 3, 2026, and May 1, 2026, where the terms of the rights issue were approved and finalized. The total amount raised from this rights issue is ₹159.94 crore.
The board meeting commenced at 6:15 p.m. (IST) and concluded at 6:30 p.m. (IST).
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