Suraj Estate Developers has successfully raised INR 343 crore through a combination of equity shares and convertible share warrants, marking a significant step towards enhancing its market position in the real estate sector. The funds will be used for lan
Suraj Estate DevelopersReal EstateFundraisingEquity SharesConvertible WarrantsReal Estate NewsOct 27, 2024
Suraj Estate Developers raised a total of INR 343 crore through a combination of equity shares and convertible share warrants.
The funds raised will be used for land acquisitions, working capital, general corporate needs, and expenses related to the issuance.
Suraj Estate Developers issued 21,05,467 fully paid-up equity shares at a price of INR 714 per share.
The company issued 13,30,000 fully convertible warrants, each priced at INR 750, totaling INR 99.75 crore.
The promoter and promoter group's holding has been diluted from 74.95% to 67.71% on a fully diluted basis.
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