Viji Finance plans ₹35.7 Crore preferential allotment of warrants
Viji Finance Limited plans to raise ₹35.70 Crore through a preferential allotment of 12.75 Crore warrants convertible into equity shares. Each warrant is priced at ₹2.80. The conversion must occur within 18 months, with 25% payable upfront and 75% upon exercise. Shareholder approval is required via an EGM.
The capital raised is significant for the company's size and could impact its financial health and expansion plans. However, the actual impact depends on the successful conversion of warrants and subsequent utilization of funds.
The company is raising capital through a preferential allotment of warrants, which is a positive development indicating potential for future growth and expansion.
Viji Finance Limited announced its plan to issue up to 12,75,00,000 (Twelve Crores Seventy Five Lacs) warrants convertible into equity shares. The face value of each equity share is ₹1, and the warrants will be issued at a price of ₹2.80 each, payable in cash. This preferential allotment of warrants aims to raise a total of ₹35,70,00,000 (Rupees Thirty Five Crores Seventy Lacs).
The warrants are convertible into equivalent equity shares within a period of eighteen months from the date of allotment. At the time of subscription and allotment of warrants, 25% of the consideration will be payable, with the remaining 75% payable upon the exercise of options against each warrant. If the proposed allottees do not exercise the option for equity shares within the eighteen-month period, the unexercised warrants will lapse, and the paid consideration will be forfeited.
The Board of Directors' meeting commenced at 04:00 p.m. and concluded at 06:15 p.m. on 24th March 2026. The issuance is subject to the approval of the Company's shareholders in an ensuing Extra-Ordinary General Meeting. The details of the proposed allottees and their respective allocations are provided in Annexure I. These include entities like Vicky R. Jhaveri HUF, Rajesh Nanubhai Jhaveri HUF, and Harsha Rajesh Jhaveri, among others, who are proposed to be allotted warrants convertible into equity shares.
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