First and final call of ₹ 5.00 per partly paid warrant payable November 06 to November 20, 2026
First and Final Call on Quint Digital's partly paid warrants: pay ₹ 5.00 per warrant between November 06 and November 20, 2026.
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- Call money per warrant
- ₹ 5.00 per warrant
- Payment window
- November 06 to November 20, 2026
- Interest on delayed payment
- 10% p.a. interest on delay
What the company has announced
Quint Digital Ltd has issued the First and Final Call notice to holders of its partly paid-up detachable warrants. The company had issued and allotted ~82.61 lakh Rights Securities — partly paid CCPS at an issue price of ₹ 100.00 per CCPS along with a partly paid detachable warrant at an issue price of ₹ 10.00 per warrant — to eligible equity shareholders in the ratio of 7 CCPS for every 40 equity shares held.
What a holder has to pay
- The call is ₹ 5.00 per warrant, being the balance of the ₹ 10.00 warrant issue price after the ₹ 5.00 per warrant already received as application money.
- Payment window: November 06, 2026 to November 20, 2026, a duration of 15 days, both days inclusive.
- This is the first and final call; there will be no further calls with respect to these warrants.
- The record date fixed to determine who is liable to pay is October 15, 2026.
What happens after payment
- The partly paid warrants will convert into fully paid-up equity shares of face value ₹ 10 each, to be credited under ISIN INE641R01017.
- This process is expected to complete within two weeks from the last date of the First and Final Call payment period, after which the fully paid-up shares will be available for trading on the stock exchanges.
Watch-outs for warrant holders
- Trading in the partly paid-up warrants (ISIN INE641R13020) has been suspended on the stock exchanges with effect from October 16, 2026.
- Interest at 10% per annum is payable for delay in payment beyond November 20, 2026, until the actual date of payment, unless waived by the company.
- If the call money is not paid within the payment period, the partly paid-up warrants, including the amount already paid, are liable to be forfeited.
- Cash payment and part payment are not accepted. Payment must be made in a single tranche from the holder's own bank account, by cheque or demand draft deposited with ICICI Bank and drawn in favour of the call money account — "QDL WARRANTS CALL MONEY RESIDENT ACCOUNT" for resident holders and "QDL WARRANTS CALL MONEY NON RESIDENT ACCOUNT" for non-resident holders.
- Payments from third-party bank accounts, post-dated cheques, outstation cheques, money orders and postal orders will not be accepted.
How to read this
This is a procedural step that completes the funding of the rights issue of warrants: holders pay the balance and receive fully paid equity shares, while non-payment carries forfeiture and interest consequences.
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More numbers
- First and Final Call money per partly paid warrant₹ 5.00
- Rights Securities issued and allotted82,61,401
- Issue price per partly paid CCPS₹ 100.00
- Issue price per partly paid detachable warrant₹ 10.00
- Application money already received per warrant₹ 5.00
- First and Final Call payment period duration15 days
- Interest on delayed payment, per annum10%
- Face value of fully paid-up equity shares to be allotted₹ 10
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