Open Offer filed to acquire 26 percent stake in South India Paper Mills at Rs 120 per share
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Nandini Modi and Kirit Modi, along with PACs, have filed a Detailed Public Statement for an open offer to acquire up to 48,75,000 equity shares (26% of voting capital) of South India Paper Mills at Rs 120 per share, totaling about Rs 58.50 crores. The offer follows an August 18, 2026 SPA where the Acquirers agreed to buy 37,90,240 shares (20.21%) from existing promoters. Upon completion, Acquirers and PACs will gain control and be classified as Promoters.
Mandatory open offer gives public shareholders an exit opportunity at Rs 120 per share. Likely signals a change of control.