Avadh Rail Infra delisting price set via reverse book building on BSE

The BSE has published the outcome of the reverse book-building process for Avadh Rail Infra Limited under Regulation 17(3) of the SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations. The process determines the exit…

The BSE has published the outcome of the reverse book-building process for Avadh Rail Infra Limited under Regulation 17(3) of the SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations. The process determines the exit price the promoter must offer to buy back shares from public shareholders as part of the company's voluntary delisting from the exchange.

Shareholders tendered their shares within the specified bidding window, and the discovery mechanism set the final price at which the promoter must acquire the public holding. The company will proceed with the delisting if the promoter successfully acquires the mandatory minimum shares.

The filing does not disclose the discovered price or the date of completion of the delisting process. Market participants will now await the promoter's acceptance letter and the final submission of the exit offer to the exchange.

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This is a routine procedural filing for a company pursuing voluntary delisting. The reverse book-building process determines the floor price at which the promoter must buy out public shareholders. If the discovered exit price does not satisfy shareholders holding over 90% of the public float, the delisting fails. The company's market capitalisation before this process, typically under a few hundred crore for smaller infrastructure firms, determines the minimum number of shares the promoter must acquire. Should the delisting succeed, Avadh Rail Infra will exit BSE and become a private company.


Source: bseindia.com

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