South Indian Bank Allots 26,996 Equity Shares Under ESOS Scheme
South Indian Bank allotted 26,996 equity shares under its ESOS Scheme on May 22, 2026. The allotment includes shares from Tranche 13 (19,694 shares), Tranche 14 (6,302 shares), and Tranche 15 (1,000 shares). This increases the bank's issued and subscribed capital to ₹261,76,18,886.
The allotment of shares under an ESOS scheme is a regular occurrence for employee compensation and typically has a minimal impact on the company's overall financial performance or stock price.
The announcement is a routine allotment of equity shares under an employee stock option scheme, which is a standard corporate action and does not indicate a significant positive or negative development.
The South Indian Bank Limited has announced the allotment of 26,996 equity shares under the SIB ESOS Scheme – 2008. This allotment was made by the Nomination and Remuneration Committee of the Board on May 22, 2026, to eligible grantees who exercised their stock options and paid the appropriate consideration.
The shares were allotted from different tranches. Tranche 13, granted on July 31, 2023, involved 19,694 shares at an exercise price of ₹20.00 per option, with a total consideration of ₹3,93,880.00. Tranche 14, granted on May 02, 2024, comprised 6,302 shares at ₹22.00 per option, totaling ₹1,38,644.00. Tranche 15, granted on July 30, 2024, consisted of 1,000 shares at ₹27.14 per option, amounting to ₹27,140.00.
Following this allotment, the Bank's issued and subscribed capital has increased to ₹261,76,18,886.00, represented by 261,76,18,886 equity shares of Re.1/- each, as of May 22, 2026. The bank has also hosted this information on its website.
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