Silgo Retail Approves Allotment of 73.8 Lakh Rights Shares, Capital Rises to ₹31.98 Cr
Silgo Retail Limited has approved the allotment of 73,81,359 partly paid equity shares at ₹60 each via a rights issue. This increases paid-up capital to ₹31.98 crore from ₹24.60 crore. The company noted a dispute affecting NIL rights shares.
The rights issue is a significant event that increases the company's capital base, which can impact its financial leverage and growth prospects. However, the dispute affecting a portion of the shares limits the immediate full impact.
The company successfully completed a rights issue, increasing its paid-up capital and resolving a key aspect of the fundraising, which is generally positive for growth and operations.
Silgo Retail Limited announced the allotment of 73,81,359 Partly Paid Equity Shares at a price of ₹60 per rights share as part of its Rights Issue. The application money paid was ₹30 per equity share, with the remaining ₹30 per share to be payable on calls by the company. This allotment, approved at the Board of Directors meeting held on February 13, 2026, has increased the company's paid-up equity share capital from ₹24.60 crore to ₹31.98 crore.
The Rights Issue, approved earlier, aimed to raise an amount aggregating up to ₹4,428.82 lakhs. The record date for the issue was January 05, 2026. The Board meeting on February 13, 2026, also noted that an offer of NIL Rights Equity Shares has been kept in abeyance due to a pending court dispute concerning the ownership of the underlying Equity Shares.
The Board meeting commenced at 07:00 PM and concluded at 07:30 PM on February 13, 2026.
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