TSF Investments revises Wheels India preferential issue price to ₹1461, maintains ₹150 Cr investment
TSF Investments Limited announced a revision in the preferential issue price for Wheels India Limited shares to ₹1461 from ₹1418. The total investment of ₹150 Crores remains unchanged, though the number of shares allotted to TSF Investments will decrease to 10,26,694. Shareholders can revise their votes before September 20, 2026.
The revision in share price and allotment number for a ₹150 Crore preferential issue, even with the total investment unchanged, has a material impact on the specifics of the transaction and requires shareholder attention. This affects the number of shares held by TSF Investments in its associate company.
The announcement is a corrigendum to a previous notice, clarifying details of a preferential issue. While the price per share has changed, the total investment amount and the overall transaction remain the same, indicating no significant positive or negative development.
TSF Investments Limited (formerly Sundaram Finance Holdings Limited) has issued a Corrigendum to its Postal Ballot Notice dated 19th August 2026. The corrigendum clarifies a revision in the preferential issue price of equity shares of Wheels India Limited, an associate company.
The revised issue price for Wheels India's equity shares has been determined as ₹1461 per share, an increase from the earlier price of ₹1418 per share. This revision, based on advice from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and SEBI (ICDR) Regulations, will result in a reduction in the number of shares allotted to TSF Investments, but the aggregate investment amount of ₹150 Crores remains unchanged.
TSF Investments will now subscribe to 10,26,694 equity shares of Wheels India at the revised price of ₹1461 per share, compared to the previously approved 10,57,827 shares at ₹1418 per share. The total investment by TSF Investments will still be ₹150 Crores. Other investors, including Mr. Srivats Ram and Ms. Gita Ram, also see a revised number of shares allotted at the new price, while their investment amounts remain consistent with the original plan.
The e-voting period for shareholders remains unchanged, commencing on August 22, 2026, and concluding on September 20, 2026. Shareholders who have already voted and wish to revise their vote in light of the corrigendum can submit a request to the scrutinizer before the conclusion of the e-voting period. The corrigendum is deemed an integral part of the original Postal Ballot Notice and Explanatory Statement.
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