ScoutQuest3 Oct 2026
Prostarm Info Systems544410Preferential allotment

Received in-principle approval from NSE for preferential issue of up to 28,98,717 warrants

The company has received in-principle approval from NSE Limited for a preferential issue of up to 28,98,717 warrants, convertible into 28,98,717 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each, at a price of Rs. 147/- each, to non-promoters.

Warrants Approved
up to 28,98,717 warrants
Convertible Into
28,98,717 equity shares
Face Value
Rs. 10/- each
Issue Price
Rs. 147/- each
Allottees / Approval
preferential issue to non-promoters; in-principle approval from NSE Limited

What the company has informed

Terms of the proposed issue

The issue is described as "up to" 28,98,717 warrants, so the number finally issued is the number stated as the ceiling here.

What a warrant means

A warrant is a right to receive an equity share later, usually after payment of the balance amount. Until a warrant is converted, it is not an equity share. So 28,98,717 equity shares is the number the company would issue if the warrants are converted.

What in-principle approval means

In-principle approval from the exchange means the exchange has cleared the proposal at this stage, allowing the company to proceed with the proposed preferential issue. A preferential issue means shares (or warrants convertible into shares) are offered to selected persons rather than to all shareholders.

What investors may note

More numbers
  • Warrants proposed to be issued28,98,717
  • Equity shares on conversion of warrants28,98,717
  • Face value per equity shareRs. 10/-
  • Price per share/warrantRs. 147/-
Source: BSE · 3 Oct 2026

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