Oasis Securities to add 150% more shares via ₹28 cr rights issue

Tipsheet Editorial — Fri, 12 Jun 2026 17:24:46 GMT

The nano-cap is offering 277.5 million shares at ₹10 each in a 3:2 ratio. Existing shareholders face massive dilution.

What’s new

Board approved 277.5 million rights shares at ₹10 each, raising ₹27.75 cr.
Entitlement ratio is 3:2 with record date June 18, 2026.
Payment in full on application; shares currently outstanding: 185 million.

Why it matters

For a company with a ₹27 cr market cap and zero sales in the last quarter, a rights issue exceeding the entire market valuation is extraordinary. The 150% dilution is a material event for existing shareholders, who must now commit additional capital or see their stake shrink.

What we’re watching

Whether the issue gets fully subscribed given the company's weak financials.
How the ₹27.75 cr will be deployed after no sales in March 2026.
Any follow-on announcements regarding utilisation of funds.

The full read

Oasis Securities just set the terms for a rights issue that will test how much faith shareholders have in a nano-cap with no recent revenue. The board approved 277.5 million shares at ₹10 each, raising ₹27.75 crores — more than the company's entire ₹27-crore market cap. The 3:2 ratio means a shareholder with 2 shares will be offered 3 new ones. That's a 150% increase in outstanding shares. The record date of June 18 is just days away, with full payment due on application. In the latest quarter ended March 2026, the company had zero sales and a ₹1-crore net loss. For existing investors, the choice is stark: write a cheque or watch their stake get cut by more than half.

Primary source: BSE · NSE

Oasis Securities' ₹30 cr rights issue clears BSE hurdle

Tipsheet Editorial — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 18:00:45 GMT

The proposed raise is larger than the company's entire market capitalisation, and the exchange greenlight moves it a step closer to completion.

What’s new

BSE has given Oasis Securities in-principle approval for a rights issue of up to ₹30 crore.
The approval lets Oasis use BSE's name in its offer letter and proceed with pricing and a record date.
The raise's size already exceeded the company's ₹27 crore market cap when first announced.

Why it matters

A rights issue larger than your market cap is a dilutive lifeline, not growth capital. BSE approval is a procedural box-ticked, but it does remove the main regulatory barrier to the raise actually happening. For a nano-cap, the next tests are pricing and whether existing shareholders take up their entitlement.

What we’re watching

The issue price, which will determine the level of dilution for existing holders.
Whether the full ₹30 crore can be placed with shareholders of a sub-₹30 cr market cap company.
The timeline from record date to subscription close, and any use-of-proceeds detail.

The full read

Oasis Securities has cleared the main regulatory bar for a ₹30 crore rights issue. BSE's in-principle approval, dated June 9, lets the nano-cap proceed to pricing and a record date. The catch is the scale: the raise is larger than the company's entire ₹27 crore market capitalisation. That means massive dilution for any shareholder who doesn't subscribe. The approval itself is procedural, but for a company this size, it is also the most tangible sign the raise is actually going to happen. The open question is whether existing holders, whose stake would be severely diluted by a non-subscription, will take up the offer. Pricing will determine the answer.

Primary source: BSE · NSE

Oasis Securities Ltd. (OASISEC) — Tipsheet

Oasis Securities to add 150% more shares via ₹28 cr rights issue

What’s new

Why it matters

What we’re watching

The full read

Oasis Securities' ₹30 cr rights issue clears BSE hurdle

What’s new

Why it matters

What we’re watching

The full read