Monitoring Agency Report for the Quarter ended March 31st, 2026
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CRISIL Ratings Limited has submitted its monitoring agency report for Motisons Jewellers Limited's Rs 170 crore preferential issue of fully convertible warrants (allotted October 5, 2024). Out of 1 crore warrants issued, 82.7 lakh warrants lapsed on April 4, 2026 due to non-receipt of exercise prices within the 18-month conversion window, resulting in forfeiture of subscription amounts. This has caused a significant shortfall in actual issue proceeds - only Rs 64.56 crore received against the planned Rs 170 crore. Of the proceeds received, Rs 33.89 crore was used for loan repayment, Rs 30.56 crore for working capital, and Rs 0.11 crore for issue expenses. Rs 105.44 crore remains unrealized. The monitoring agency notes this shortfall has impacted the viability of the stated objects of the issue. No major deviations were observed in utilization patterns for amounts actually received.
The lapse of 82.7% of warrants represents a material reduction in expected capital inflow. With over Rs 105 crore still unrealized, the company may face challenges in meeting its originally disclosed objectives for loan repayment and working capital funding. Shareholders should monitor how the company plans to address this funding gap.