Description

Post-IPO shareholding pattern disclosure for OnEMI Technology Solutions Limited (KISSHT) as per Regulation 31(1)(a). Promoters hold 24.80% and public holds 75.20% of total equity shares.

Summary

OnEMI Technology Solutions Limited (ticker: KISSHT) has filed its post-IPO shareholding pattern under SEBI Regulation 31(1)(a) effective 07 May 2026. The filing discloses the distribution of equity shares between the Promoter & Promoter Group and Public shareholders following the completion of the Initial Public Offering.

Key Points

  • Total equity shares outstanding: approximately 168,483,022 shares
  • Promoter & Promoter Group (2 shareholders): 41,785,126 shares — 24.80% of total
  • Public shareholders (142,262 shareholders): 126,697,896 shares — 75.20% of total
  • All promoter shares (41,785,126) are locked in — 100% lock-in on promoter holding
  • ESOPs are outstanding, indicating potential future dilution
  • Public shareholding free float: approximately 75,647,843 shares held in dematerialized form (59.71% of public holding)
  • No partly paid-up shares, convertible securities, warrants, or depository receipts issued
  • No shares pledged or encumbered by promoters
  • No equity shares with differential voting rights
  • No significant beneficial owner declared

Regulatory Changes

No regulatory changes introduced. This is a standard post-IPO disclosure mandated under SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 — Regulation 31(1)(a) for shareholding pattern filing.

Compliance Requirements

  • OnEMI Technology Solutions Limited is required to maintain and update the shareholding pattern on a quarterly basis going forward
  • Promoter lock-in restrictions apply to all 41,785,126 promoter shares as per SEBI IPO lock-in norms
  • Outstanding ESOPs must be disclosed and updated in subsequent shareholding pattern filings as options vest and shares are issued

Important Dates

  • 07 May 2026: Post-IPO shareholding pattern filing date (Regulation 31(1)(a))
  • Lock-in period on promoter shares: applicable as per SEBI ICDR Regulations (typically 18 months from allotment date for minimum promoter contribution)

Impact Assessment

Market Float: With 75.20% public shareholding and approximately 59.71% of public shares in demat form, there is reasonable liquidity available for trading. The large public float reduces concentration risk.

Dilution Risk: Outstanding ESOPs represent a potential source of future equity dilution. Investors should monitor ESOP vesting schedules in subsequent disclosures.

Promoter Commitment: 100% lock-in on all promoter shares signals regulatory compliance and reduces near-term overhang from promoter selling.

Investor Confidence: No pledging or encumbrance on promoter shares is a positive indicator of financial stability at the promoter level.

Impact Justification

IPO listing with mandatory shareholding pattern disclosure; promoter shares are 100% locked in with outstanding ESOPs, which is relevant for investors tracking dilution risk and float availability.