IDC backs Elpro International voluntary delisting at Rs 158.07 per share

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AI summary

Elpro International Independent Directors Committee has recommended the proposed voluntary delisting of equity shares as fair and reasonable. The fixed delisting price is set at Rs 158.07 per share, which is 15 percent above the floor price of Rs 150.87. Acquirers are GE India and Zenix Trading, with Motilal Oswal as manager. Recommendation follows the Detailed Public Announcement dated July 25, 2026.

Likely market impact

Shareholders should evaluate the Rs 158.07 offer independently. If delisting succeeds, stock exits exchanges. Public shareholders can tender shares.