Announced Mon, 16 Mar · 18:57 IST

The Company has approved Preferential Issue of Share through; 1. Swap of Shares 2. Cash Consideration as per attached details.

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The board of Rekvina Laboratories approved acquiring 100% of Radiant Parenterals Ltd, a WHO-GMP certified pharma company in Vadodara making injectables and anti-diabetic/anti-hypertensive products, for a total consideration of ₹4.63 crore at ₹25 per share. The acquisition will be paid entirely through a share swap by issuing 46,27,750 new Rekvina equity shares at ₹10 per share (face value ₹5, premium ₹5) to Radiant's existing shareholders. Separately, the company will issue 4,60,000 additional equity shares at ₹10 each to two non-promoter allottees (Amitkumar Arunkumar Rao and his HUF) for cash, raising ₹46 lakh. The board also approved increasing the authorised share capital from ₹3.5 crore to ₹6 crore to accommodate the new shares, and an EGM has been scheduled for April 10, 2026 to seek shareholder approval.

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Existing Rekvina shareholders will face significant dilution, as the Radiant shareholders will collectively hold about 57.34% of the expanded share capital post-issue, and the incoming promoter group (Surbhit and Amit Shah) will move from 28.96% to roughly 49.33%. The transaction also triggers a mandatory open offer to public shareholders under SEBI Takeover Regulations, which could add near-term selling pressure on the stock. While the acquisition brings in a revenue-generating pharma business (Radiant reported ₹31.7 crore revenue in FY25), the size of the swap relative to Rekvina's own base means the deal effectively results in a change of control rather than a typical acquisition.