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CPPLUSNSEADITYA INFOTECH LIMITED· Industrial ManufacturingHighNeutral
Announced Fri, 25 Sept, 2026 · 21:43 IST

Aditya Infotech closes QIP, raises about Rs 1,500 cr at 4.97% discount to floor price

QIP at a discountFund Raising View source PDFExplain this filing

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Price reactionminutes from the announcement price · days from the prior close
+0.2%Reaction day
₹3716.00
prior close
₹3759.90
announcement price
After-mkt
timing
Nifty Smallcap 250market-1.6%+1.8% vs market
Industrial Products peers, median of 133sector-1.0%+1.2% vs sector

On the reaction day the stock moved 1.8 pts more than Nifty Smallcap 250 and 1.2 pts more than its Industrial Products peers, over the same two closes: a difference in percentage points, not a measure of what the filing did.

Minutes after the announcementfrom the announcement price · no benchmark
Stock
5m
-0.0
10m
+0.9
15m
+0.5
30m
+1.4
Sessions after the filingfrom the prior close
StockMarketvs marketSectorvs sector
Reaction day
+0.2-1.6+1.8-1.0+1.2
Next day
+2.6-2.3+4.8-1.0+3.6
2d
+2.1-2.0+4.1-0.8+2.9
3d
+2.3-3.1+5.4-2.0+4.2
4d
+7.4-2.8+10.1-3.0+10.3
5d
+7.2-1.4+8.6-1.6+8.8
1w
+7.3-3.7+11.0-4.2+11.6
15d
+4.9-6.2+11.1-6.9+11.8
1m
+7.1-6.4+13.5-8.7+15.8
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AI summary

Aditya Infotech closed its Qualified Institutions Placement on September 25, 2026. The company allotted 43.27 lakh equity shares at Rs 3,467 per share, about 4.97 percent below the floor price of Rs 3,648.43. Total amount raised is roughly Rs 1,500 crore from qualified institutional buyers. Allocation notes have been finalized and sent to eligible investors.

Likely market impact

Share count rises with new equity. Pricing close to the floor suggests institutional demand was not very strong.