Pursuant to the provisions of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we wish to inform you that Company is in receipt of the enclosed communication today from its Promoter and Promoter Group members
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Clean Science and Technology has disclosed that three of its four promoter individuals — Ashok Boob, Krishnakumar Boob, and Parth Maheshwari — together with their promoter group members, who hold 5,86,35,297 shares (55.18% of paid-up capital), are reviewing their shareholding with a view to a possible minority sale. The aim is family estate planning and providing liquidity by monetising a small portion of their investment. The fourth promoter, Siddhartha Sikchi, and his group (holding 19.79%) have committed to keeping their stake unchanged. Promoters have stated that even after the proposed sale, their aggregate holding will remain above 50%, so control of the company will not change.
This is only an expression of intent, not a binding commitment, so there is no immediate share supply hitting the market. However, it is a forward signal of a potential future block deal, which could create a temporary overhang on the stock. Long-term shareholders can take comfort that promoters intend to stay as majority shareholders above the 50% mark.