What’s new

• NCLT order dated 30 June 2026 confirms scheme of capital reduction adopted by shareholders.
• Paid-up value per share reduced from ₹10 to ₹5, then every two shares consolidated into one ₹10 share.
• Outstanding shares halved from 6,525,400 to 3,262,700; accumulated losses written off.

Why it matters

The restructuring removes a ₹3.83 crore negative reserve from the balance sheet of a ₹4 crore market cap company. The size of the reduction, 81.5% of market value, signals a clean-up that could attract re-rating if the paper-products business stabilizes.

What we’re watching

• Share price adjustment post-consolidation, liquidity may thin with just 3,262,700 shares.
• Whether the cleaned balance sheet leads to fresh equity or growth initiatives.

The full read

Tridev InfraEstates has a clean balance sheet for the first time, but it took the NCLT to get there. The tribunal confirmed a scheme that reduces paid-up capital from ₹6.52 crore to ₹3.26 crore, writes off ₹3.83 crore in accumulated losses, and halves outstanding shares to 3,262,700. For a company with a ₹4 crore market cap, the ₹3.26 crore reduction equals 81.5% of its market value. The ownership structure didn't change. What changes is the balance sheet: negative reserves are gone. That could prompt a re-rating, but the underlying business, with trailing revenue down 26.8% and PAT at -320%, still needs to deliver. The stock now has fewer shares, a cleaner balance sheet, and the same execution challenge.

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