Announcement under Regulation 30(LODR)- Receipt of Trading Approval from Stock Exchange for Issue and Allotment of Equity Shares on preferential basis
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Subam Papers Ltd has received trading approval from the stock exchange for equity shares that were allotted to certain investors on a preferential basis. This means the company had earlier issued shares to selected investors at a pre-decided price, and those shares are now formally cleared to be traded on the exchange. Preferential allotment is a private route companies use to raise capital from specific investors instead of a public issue. The detailed document with allotment size, price, and investor names was not accessible, as the BSE page returned an error.
Existing shareholders may see dilution in their stake once these new shares are tradeable. The stock could face short-term selling pressure if the allottees decide to exit after any applicable lock-in period ends.