Maithan Alloys Acquires Bank of Baroda Shares Worth ₹30 Crore
Maithan Alloys acquired 10,47,000 shares of Bank of Baroda for ₹30.04 crore on February 13, 2026. This acquisition represents 0.02% of the shareholding and is considered an investment for long-term benefits. The company does not intend to gain control over Bank of Baroda's management.
The acquisition of a small percentage of shares in another listed entity is unlikely to have a significant impact on Maithan Alloys' overall financial performance or business strategy.
The announcement is a disclosure of an investment transaction and does not inherently carry positive or negative implications for Maithan Alloys' core business operations.
Maithan Alloys Limited has announced the acquisition of equity shares in Bank of Baroda through the stock exchange. The transaction, which occurred on February 13, 2026, at 3:30 PM, involved the purchase of 10,47,000 shares, representing 0.02% of the total shareholding, for a total cost of ₹30.04 crore.
The company stated that these shares were acquired as an investment with the aim of reaping long-term and short-term investment benefits. Maithan Alloys Limited clarified that it does not intend to acquire control, directly or indirectly, over the management of Bank of Baroda. The acquisition does not involve any promoter or group companies' interest and is considered an arms-length transaction.
Bank of Baroda, a public sector bank, offers a comprehensive range of services including corporate banking, cash management, financing, lending, treasury solutions, advisory services, retail banking, and investment products. As of March 31, 2025, Bank of Baroda reported a turnover of ₹1,21,442 crore, PAT of ₹19,581 crore, and net worth of ₹1,15,457 crore. The acquisition is complete and no further governmental or regulatory approvals are required.
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