Valor Estate refutes malicious rumours on CCPS conversion, clarifies actual equity dilution
Valor Estate Limited refutes false rumours about significant equity dilution from CCPS conversion, clarifying actual dilution is 0.59% and conversion price is at a 44% premium.
The announcement directly addresses and refutes malicious rumours that could have a high negative impact on the company's stock price and investor perception due to alleged significant equity dilution and inflated conversions. The clarification aims to mitigate this potential negative impact by providing factual information.
The company is proactively refuting false and misleading rumours about significant equity dilution and inflated conversions, clarifying the actual, much lower dilution and a conversion price at a premium, aiming to restore market confidence and protect its reputation.
Valor Estate Limited (formerly D B Realty Limited) has addressed malicious and factually incorrect rumours circulating on social media and WhatsApp regarding the proposed allotment of 6.45 crore Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS) to Konark Realtech Pvt. Ltd. The company clarifies the following: * The allegations of 12-13% equity dilution and ₹70 crore redeemable preference shares converting into equity valued at ₹1,000 crore are entirely false, misleading, and malicious. * The actual equity dilution from the proposed CCPS issue is approximately 0.59% of existing paid-up capital, not 12-13%. All calculations and disclosures comply with SEBI ICDR Regulations. * This CCPS issuance is not a fresh investment but a settlement of accrued profit/share of profit payable to Konark Realtech Pvt. Ltd., which was a partner in a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) amalgamated into Valor Estate Limited in 2016. The Board approved settlement in shares instead of cash to conserve funds for ongoing projects. * The conversion ratio is strictly governed by SEBI ICDR. The pre-fixed conversion value is ₹201.65 per share, representing almost a 44% premium over the existing market price. The company has not issued any statement or structure supporting the inflated numbers claimed in the rumour. * The company believes these circulating messages are a deliberate distortion intended to create panic, depress the stock price, and profit from misinformation. * A complaint has been filed with the Cyber Crime Cell to identify and take action against the individuals/entities circulating these fabricated messages. * Valor Estate Limited reiterates that there is no adverse change in its capital structure, the project SPV consolidation from 2016 continues to reflect correctly in its financials, and the current proposal does not result in any disproportionate dilution or benefit to any party.
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