Fusion Finance Approves Final Reminder & Forfeiture Notice for Rights Issue
Fusion Finance's Rights Issue Committee approved a final reminder and forfeiture notice for 7,06,503 partly paid-up shares. The outstanding call money is ₹4.63 Crores. The notice is for payment of ₹131 per share. This follows receipt of 99% of the total rights issue call amount previously.
The forfeiture of shares can impact the company's equity structure and potentially its financial health if a significant portion of the rights issue funds remains uncollected. However, 99% of the call money has already been received, mitigating the immediate impact.
The company is issuing a final reminder and forfeiture notice due to non-payment of call money, which indicates a negative development for the rights issue and potentially for the company's financial standing.
Fusion Finance Limited (FFL) has announced that its Rights Issue Committee has approved the issuance of a First and Final Reminder cum Forfeiture Notice. This action pertains to the holders of 7,06,503 partly paid-up equity shares on which the First and Final Call Money remains unpaid.
The total outstanding amount for these shares is ₹4,62,75,946.50 (Rupees Four Crore Sixty Two Lakhs Seventy Five Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Six point Fifty Paise). The notice will be issued for the payment of the First and Final Call money amounting to ₹131 per share, which includes ₹5.00 towards face value and ₹60.50 towards premium.
Previously, on November 14, 2025, and January 05, 2026, the company had informed that it had received ₹395.30 Crores, representing approximately 99% of the total amount called on the First and Final Call of the Rights Issue. The company's website, www.fusionfin.com, also hosts a copy of this communication.
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