NPST clarifies details for proposed preferential issue and valuation report to NSE
The clarifications are crucial for the proposed preferential issue to proceed and ensure regulatory compliance, which is a medium impact event for the company's capital structure and future plans.
The announcement provides clarifications to NSE regarding a proposed preferential issue and the associated valuation report, addressing discrepancies and explaining methodologies without indicating a significant positive or negative change in company prospects.
Network People Services Technologies Limited (NPST) has provided point-wise clarifications to the National Stock Exchange (NSE) regarding a proposed preferential issue of 14,46,500 shares and related documents. * PCS Certificate & Valuation Report: The company rectified the PCS Certificate by attaching the Valuation Report as Annexure-A and updated the link on its website. * Interim Use of Funds: Pending full utilization of issue proceeds, the company intends to invest in money market instruments, creditworthy instruments, mutual funds, liquid funds, bank deposits, and government securities. * Shareholding Pattern: The pre-issue shareholding pattern was updated as per Benpos dated 15 August 2025. The Promoter group's shareholding changed from 1,30,99,400 (67.56%) to 1,25,66,117 (64.81%), and Public shareholding increased from 62,90,500 (32.44%) to 68,23,783 (35.19%). This change was due to a proposed allottee purchasing shares from the open market. A difference of 5,350 shares was also noted due to a pending ESOP allotment on 27 May 2025. * Fraudulent Borrowers Disclosure: NPST confirmed that its issuer, promoters, or directors are not categorized as willful defaulters or fraudulent borrowers, and the proposed allottee is eligible and not barred by any statutory authority. * Valuation Report Rationale: The independent registered valuer clarified the preference for the Market Price method (100% weightage) over the NAV and DCF methods (0% weightage) for valuing equity shares. The Market Price method is deemed more accurate for frequently traded shares as it reflects real-time market conditions, while NAV relies on historical book values and DCF on management projections. * NAV & DCF Details: The NAV calculation used audited financials as on 31 March 2025. Denominations in DCF calculations are in Lakhs. The increase in Profit Before Tax in DCF calculations is based on management's projections reflecting future business growth, particularly in international markets. * Fair Value: The fair value of equity shares was determined to be ₹2,073.15 per equity share as on 29 July 2025, based on the Market Price method as per SEBI ICDR Regulations.
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