Monitoring Agency Report under Regulation 32 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015
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CARE Ratings, the Monitoring Agency, has filed its quarterly report on the use of funds raised by VL E-Governance through a preferential issue of share warrants. The original issue size of Rs. 630 crore was undersubscribed, with only Rs. 400.99 crore actually subscribed. Of this, the company has raised Rs. 114.31 crore in tranches and utilised Rs. 111.61 crore so far, with Rs. 2.70 crore lying unutilised in fixed deposits and mutual funds. During the December 2025 quarter, only Rs. 0.52 crore was deployed (towards working capital), with zero spending on key objects like e-Governance projects, business expansion, strategic investment, loan repayment, and general corporate purposes. There is no deviation from the stated objects, but the Monitoring Agency flagged that 71.32% of the subscribed warrant amount is still pending, the share price has fallen 75% since announcement (to Rs. 19.51 vs Rs. 75 exercise price), and promoter holding has dropped from 33.16% to 23.24%, all of which could affect the viability of the issue objects.
The report highlights serious concerns for shareholders: the stock is trading well below the warrant conversion price, making it unlikely that remaining warrant holders will exercise, which could derail the company's planned growth and capital plans. Near-zero deployment of funds in the quarter signals operational slowdown or strategic uncertainty, and promoter dilution to a projected 15.81% post-conversion weakens promoter control.