Supreme Infrastructure India Gets In-Principle Approval for Preferential Share Listing
Supreme Infrastructure India Limited received in-principle approval from BSE and NSE for listing 71,037,388 equity shares issued on a preferential basis. The approval is subject to further confirmations from depositories.
The listing of a significant number of equity shares can impact the company's capital structure and potentially dilute existing shareholding, but it also signifies successful fundraising.
The company has received in-principle approval for listing of equity shares, which is a positive step towards capital enhancement and potential growth.
Supreme Infrastructure India Limited has received in-principle approval from both BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited for the listing of 71,037,388 equity shares. These shares, each with a face value of ₹10, were issued on a preferential basis.
The approval letters from both exchanges, dated February 5, 2026, confirm the grant of listing approval. BSE Limited has advised the company to ensure compliance with Regulation 167 of SEBI (ICDR) Regulations and to file the shareholding pattern in XBRL mode if there is a change exceeding two percent of the total paid-up share capital. Trading approval will be granted upon receipt of confirmation from NSDL/CDSL regarding the crediting of shares to beneficiary accounts and admission of capital to the depository system. BSE also reminded the company to apply for trading approval within seven working days from the grant of listing approval, as per SEBI circular.
The National Stock Exchange of India Limited also granted in-principle approval for the listing of the same number of equity shares, pending confirmation from NSDL/CDSL for credit to beneficiaries' accounts.
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