What’s new

• BSE grants in-principle approval for 5.11 cr shares at ₹10 each, totalling ₹51.16 cr.
• Issue via share swap to non-promoters, implying a business or asset acquisition.
• Deal exceeds market cap, causing over 100% dilution for existing shareholders.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap with a market cap of just ₹37 crore, a ₹51 crore preferential issue is a major but highly dilutive event. Existing shareholders face massive dilution, and the share swap structure suggests an acquisition or business combination, though terms remain undisclosed.

What we’re watching

• Disclosure of the asset or business being acquired in the share swap.
• Share price reaction to the dilution news.
• Compliance with SEBI and Companies Act for allotment.

The full read

Tejassvi Aaharam, a nano-cap worth ₹37 crore, has received BSE's in-principle approval to issue 5.11 crore shares at ₹10 each via a share swap. The ₹51.16 crore deal is larger than the company's entire market value, diluting existing holders by over 100%. The share swap to non-promoters hints at an asset acquisition or business combination, but details are sparse. For a company with negative equity and a 46% revenue growth but a -112% PAT decline, this capital action could change the business drastically—or burn existing shareholders. The approval came without prior disclosure, making it a material surprise. The open question is what assets are being swapped in return for the massive dilution.

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