Suven allots shares on warrant conversion, sets up Singapore subsidiary
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Suven Life Sciences board approved conversion of 1,85,70,133 warrants into equity shares at Rs 134 each to 17 non-promoter allottees, raising Rs 248.84 crore. Paid-up capital rose to Rs 28.26 crore. Board re-appointed Dr. Vajja Sambasiva Rao as Independent Director for 5 years and approved Suven Neurosciences Pte. Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary in Singapore, with USD 100 million investment focused on neurological disorder treatments.
Equity dilution from warrant conversion. Singapore WOS signals overseas push into neurological therapeutics with USD 100 million commitment.