Description
17,50,000 equity shares of Indo Thai Securities Limited listed on BSE with effect from January 13, 2026, issued on preferential basis pursuant to conversion of warrants.
Summary
BSE has listed 17,50,000 new equity shares of Indo Thai Securities Limited (Scrip Code: 533676) with effect from January 13, 2026. These shares were issued at a premium of Rs. 49/- per share (face value Rs. 1/-) to Non-Promoters on a preferential basis pursuant to conversion of warrants. The shares are subject to lock-in restrictions until August 15, 2026.
Key Points
- 17,50,000 equity shares of Rs. 1/- each listed on BSE
- Issued at a premium of Rs. 49/- (total issue price: Rs. 50/-)
- Allotted to Non-Promoters on preferential basis
- Issued pursuant to conversion of warrants
- Shares rank pari-passu with existing equity shares
- Date of allotment: October 31, 2025
- Trading commences: January 13, 2026
- ISIN: INE337M01021
- Distinctive Numbers: 123173191 to 124923190
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes introduced by this circular.
Compliance Requirements
Trading members are informed that these new securities are listed and permitted to trade on the Exchange from January 13, 2026. Members should note the lock-in restrictions applicable to these shares.
Important Dates
- Date of Allotment: October 31, 2025
- Trading Start Date: January 13, 2026
- Lock-in Period Ends: August 15, 2026
Impact Assessment
This is a routine listing notification with minimal market impact. The addition of 17,50,000 shares to the tradable universe of Indo Thai Securities Limited represents an increase in the company’s equity base. The lock-in period until August 15, 2026 means these shares will not be available for trading by the allottees until that date, limiting immediate supply impact. The preferential allotment to Non-Promoters at Rs. 50/- per share provides pricing reference for market participants.
Impact Justification
Routine listing of preferential allotment shares post warrant conversion for a single company with limited market-wide impact