CSL Capital acquires 2,65,686 shares from Rohit Gupta HUF via off-market inter-se transfer

CSL Capital Private Limited, a promoter group entity of CSL Finance Ltd, acquired 2,65,686 equity shares from Rohit Gupta HUF (a promoter) at Rs.215 per share, totalling Rs.5,71,22,490/-.

Fri 9 Oct 2026

Shares acquired

2,65,686 equity shares

Price per share

Rs.215 per share

Total consideration

Rs.5,71,22,490/-

This is a disclosure made under Regulation 10(6) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011.

Who bought and who sold

• The acquirer is CSL Capital Private Limited, an entity in the promoter group of CSL Finance Ltd.
• The seller is Rohit Gupta HUF, one of the promoters of the company.
• The acquirer picked up 2,65,686 equity shares at Rs.215 per share, a total of Rs.5,71,22,490/-.
• The shares changed hands on October 07, 2026 and October 08, 2026 by way of an off-market inter-se transfer.
• The quantity acquired works out to 1.17% of the diluted share capital of the company.

Why no open offer was triggered

Since the buyer and the seller both belong to the promoter and promoter group, the acquisition relied on the exemption in Regulation 10(1)(a)(ii), which covers inter-se transfers among promoters and promoter group entities. The update also states that the prior intimation required under Regulation 10(5) was made, and that the disclosure was shared with the stock exchanges on 28.09.2026, within the time limit specified.

How the promoter holdings moved

• CSL Capital Private Limited: from 29.98% before the transfer to 31.14% after it.
• Rohit Gupta HUF: from 2.04% before the transfer to 0.87% after it.

What it means for a retail investor

• These are existing shares moving from one promoter-side holder to another, rather than being sold to investors in the market.
• No fresh shares are issued, so the company's total number of shares does not change.
• The update describes the transaction as part of an internal restructuring of shareholding within the promoter and promoter group.
• The individual holdings of the two promoter group entities change, while the shares continue to sit within the promoter group.
• Updates of this type keep investors informed about how promoter holdings are arranged between promoter group entities; they relate to ownership of shares rather than to the company's operations.

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