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Vipul Ltd has approved the issue of convertible warrants worth about ₹998.2 million (nearly ₹100 crore). The fundraise, likely via preferential allotment, is aimed at augmenting long-term capital, supporting real estate project development, improving liquidity, and reducing reliance on pure debt funding, even as it implies future equity dilution for existing shareholders.
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Real estate developer Vipul Ltd has approved issuing convertible warrants aggregating to ₹998.2 million, signalling an aggressive capital-raising step to back its project pipeline and balance sheet requirements. The warrants will be convertible into equity shares at a later date at a pre-set price, giving the company flexibility on timing while ensuring visibility of funds.
Key highlights
Issue size: Convertible warrants worth ₹998.2 million cleared for issuance on a structured basis.
Instrument mechanics: These warrants can be converted into equity shares in future, typically after part upfront payment and subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals.
Intended use: Proceeds are expected to be channelled towards project funding, working capital, and possible debt reduction, supporting ongoing and upcoming developments.
Capital impact: On full conversion, the move will strengthen net worth and funding capacity, though it will also dilute existing shareholding to some extent.
Sources: Vipul Ltd filings
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