Federal Bank approves Rs 6,196 crore preferential warrant issue to Asia II Topco XIII

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AI summary

Federal Bank's board approved up to 27.30 crore warrants for Asia II Topco XIII Pte Ltd at Rs 227 each, raising up to Rs 6,196.51 crore. Each warrant converts to one share, with 25% paid upfront and 75% on conversion within 18 months. Full conversion would give the investor 9.99% stake and right to nominate one non-executive director. Shareholders vote on November 19, 2025. RBI, competition regulator and shareholder approvals are pending.

Likely market impact

If completed, the raise can strengthen capital and fund growth, but new shares may dilute existing holders and weigh on sentiment.