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Star Housing Finance Ltd has withdrawn its proposed rights issue of ₹98.27 crore after failing to meet minimum subscription requirements under SEBI regulations. The issue, priced at ₹16 per share, aimed to raise funds for growth initiatives but will now be rolled back, with investor application amounts being unblocked.
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Inside the announcement
According to filings and corporate disclosures, Star Housing Finance had planned to issue 6.14 crore equity shares through a rights issue to strengthen its capital base and support expansion in affordable housing finance. However, insufficient investor participation led the Rights Issue Committee to terminate the plan. The company has assured shareholders that the withdrawal will not affect its ongoing operations or financial stability, as it continues to focus on affordable housing loans across semi-urban and rural markets.
Notable updates
• Proposed rights issue worth ₹98.27 crore withdrawn due to insufficient subscription
• Issue was priced at ₹16 per share, targeting 6.14 crore equity shares
• SEBI’s minimum subscription requirement not met, leading to cancellation
• Company has initiated unblocking of investor application amounts
• Management reiterates focus on affordable housing finance and financial inclusion
Major takeaway
The withdrawal highlights the challenges smaller housing finance companies face in raising capital through rights issues. Despite this setback, Star Housing Finance remains committed to its affordable housing mission, leveraging existing resources and distribution networks to sustain growth.
Sources: ScanX Corporate Actions, Rediff MoneyWiz, Chittorgarh
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