Board of directors of the Company through a resolution passed in its meeting dated February 18, 2026, has allotted 77,50,000 (Seventy-Seven Lakhs Fifty Thousand) fully convertible warrants ....
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Onesource Industries and Ventures Ltd has allotted 77.5 lakh fully convertible warrants at Rs. 6.10 per warrant on a preferential basis, aggregating to about Rs. 4.73 crore. The warrants were issued to three non-promoter allottees: Shibhu Maurya (65 lakh warrants), Hitesh Kumar Loonia HUF (10 lakh warrants), and Vishan Das Tharani (2.5 lakh warrants). The company has received 25% of the price upfront (about Rs. 1.18 crore), and the remaining 75% will be paid upon conversion. Each warrant can be converted into one equity share of Re. 1 face value at Rs. 6.10 (including a Rs. 5.10 premium) within 18 months. There is no change in paid-up share capital at this stage, as conversion has not yet happened.
If all warrants are converted, the promoter and existing shareholders will see their holdings diluted. Shibhu Maurya alone would end up holding about 17.62% of the company on a fully diluted basis, becoming a significant non-promoter shareholder. The stock may see some pressure due to dilution overhang over the next 18 months, though the Rs. 4.73 crore raise provides some fresh capital.