The Exchange has received the disclosure under Regulation 29(2) of SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 for Blossom Trade & Interchange LLP
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Blossom Trade & Interchange LLP, part of the promoter group of Lloyds Enterprises Ltd, acquired 65,00,000 equity shares (partly paid-up, Re. 0.50 face value) through a Rights Issue, with allotment made on 10th September 2025. Before the acquisition, the entity held 38,39,04,000 shares representing 30.18% of the company. After subscribing to the rights issue, its total holding rose to 39,04,04,000 shares, but its percentage stake actually diluted to 25.57% because the company's total share capital expanded from Rs. 127.21 crore to Rs. 152.65 crore (1,27,21,26,621 fully paid shares + 25,44,25,324 partly paid shares of Re. 0.50 each). The disclosure was filed under SEBI Takeover Regulations, 2011, confirming the acquirer is part of the promoter/promoter group.
This is a routine rights-issue subscription by a promoter-group entity, showing promoter commitment and confidence in the company. However, retail investors should note that the promoter's effective percentage holding has diluted from 30.18% to 25.57% due to the rights issue, which is neutral-to-slightly-negative from a promoter-control perspective. The stock may see short-term pressure from the expanded share base.