BSEPH Capital LtdHighNeutral
Announced Fri, 5 Jun · 22:40 IST

Resignation of Director pursuant to change in control subject to requisite regulatory approval under SEBI Stock Brokers Regulations, 2026 and any other applicable law, guidelines, circulars ....

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AI summary

PH Capital Ltd has undergone a change in control after Mr. Aditya Himmat Bhansali successfully completed an open offer to acquire 7,80,086 equity shares. The existing Dalal family promoters and 22 associated promoter group entities (individuals, HUFs, LLPs, trusts and companies) are being reclassified as outgoing promoters, with Mr. Bhansali becoming the new promoter. The board has approved several new appointments: Mr. Rahul Sharma as CEO (effective June 6), Mr. Aditya Bhansali as CFO and Additional Whole-time Director, Ms. Disha Singhvi as Executive Director, Mr. Nagendraa Parakh (former SEBI Executive Director) as Independent Director, and Mr. Umesh Prajapati as Compliance Officer for the broking division. Three key exits have been recorded: Mr. Rikeen Dalal (Whole-time Director), Ms. Sejal Rikeen Dalal (Non-Executive Director), and Mr. Vijay Solanki (CFO), all citing the change in control. Several of the new director appointments are subject to BSE approvals under the SEBI Stock Brokers Regulations, 2026.

Likely market impact

This represents a complete change in ownership and management of PH Capital Ltd, with the Dalal family exiting the board and a new promoter taking control. Shareholders should expect a new strategic direction under the incoming management, and some director changes remain pending regulatory approval, which could delay full implementation of the new board.