Sammaan Capital Allots 8.68 Crore Shares Post Warrant Conversion
Sammaan Capital Limited allotted 8.68 crore equity shares to promoter Avenir Investment RSC Ltd upon conversion of warrants. The promoter paid ₹905.86 crore for the conversion. This increases the promoter's stake from 28.34% to 33.32%. Remaining warrants could raise stake to 43.28%.
The allotment of a significant number of shares and the resulting increase in promoter holding will dilute existing shareholders' stakes and alter the capital structure. While positive for promoter confidence, the dilution impact warrants a medium assessment.
The company successfully completed the conversion of warrants into equity shares, increasing the promoter's stake, which is generally viewed positively as it signifies continued commitment and investment from major shareholders.
Sammaan Capital Limited has announced the allotment of 8,68,92,966 fully paid-up equity shares of face value INR 2 each, pursuant to the conversion of warrants. This allotment is a result of Avenir Investment RSC Ltd, the promoter, exercising its right to convert Tranche I Warrants into equity shares.
The promoter paid the balance consideration of ₹905.86 crore (Indian Rupees Nine Hundred and Five Crore Eighty Five Lakh Ninety One Thousand Seven Hundred and Five and Fifty Paise Only), which represents the remaining 75% of the subscription amount for these warrants. The Securities Issuance and Investment Committee of the Company approved this allotment on October 30, 2026, at an issue price of INR 139 per equity share.
Following this allotment, the promoter's shareholding in Sammaan Capital Limited has increased from 28.34% to 33.32%. The company also holds 21,97,97,569 remaining warrants, which can be exercised within 18 months from March 31, 2026, potentially increasing the promoter's stake to 43.28% upon full conversion. The paid-up equity share capital of the company has consequently increased to INR 249.89 crore.
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