Insider trading disclosure: Mehta Family Trust's indirect acquisition of 9.46% voting rights via Omna Enterprises LLP

Promoter disclosure under SEBI insider trading rules.

Tue 29 Sep 2026

Voting rights acquired

1,05,22,431 equity shares (9.46%)

Profit-sharing ratio

50.04% in Omna Enterprises LLP

Transaction date

September 24, 2026

Regulatory basis

SEBI exemption order dated 14 July 2026, reference WTM/KCV/CFD/06/2026-27

Direct shareholding

100 equity shares held directly by Mehta Family Trust

What was shared

Saurashtra Cement submitted a continual disclosure (Form C) under Regulation 7(2) of SEBI's Prohibition of Insider Trading Regulations, received from Mehta Family Trust (the Acquirer) through Omna Enterprises LLP.

The transaction

• Mehta Family Trust was admitted as a partner in Omna Enterprises LLP with a 50.04% profit-sharing ratio.
• As a result, the Trust indirectly acquired voting rights over the 1,05,22,431 equity shares Omna holds in the company, representing 9.46% of equity share capital and voting rights.
• Transaction date recorded as September 24, 2026; intimation to the company on September 29, 2026.
• Mode stated as inter-se transfer of voting rights by virtue of the SEBI order; described as an internal reorganisation within the family.
• The Trust also continues to hold 100 equity shares directly.
• No value of transaction was stated in the form, and no derivatives trading was reported.

What stays the same

The shares continue to be registered in the name of Omna, an existing promoter entity, while the indirect beneficial interest and voting rights stand consolidated in favour of Mehta Family Trust. The update states there is no change in the share capital or aggregate voting rights, or in the aggregate promoter and promoter group or public shareholding of the company.

Regulatory basis

The indirect acquisition was undertaken pursuant to a SEBI exemption order dated 14 July 2026, reference number WTM/KCV/CFD/06/2026-27.

How investors may read it

This is a disclosure of a promoter-family restructuring of how voting rights are held, rather than a purchase or sale of shares in the market. Since the company states there is no change in the total promoter or public shareholding, the effect on other shareholders' proportionate holdings, as described, is neutral.

Nothing here is a view, opinion or recommendation of ScoutQuest, its parent, directors or employees. ScoutQuest is a technology company: this page was assembled automatically from public sources using artificial intelligence, and may contain errors or omissions. Confirm everything against the original source before you act on it. Any use of this page is at your own risk, and neither ScoutQuest nor its parent, directors or employees accepts liability for it.