Promoter group inter-se transfer: three promoters raise stakes, mostly by way of gift

Seksaria Finance has disclosed an inter-se transfer of shares among promoters and promoter group, dated September 24, 2026.

Fri 25 Sep 2026

Aparna Seksaria shareholding after transfer

1941030 shares (19.26%)

Yashasvi Vivek Seksaria shareholding after transfer

2339120 shares (23.20%)

Vivek Kailashchandra Seksaria shareholding after transfer

1555750 shares (15.43%)

Total voting capital

1,00,80,000 shares

Transfer date

September 24, 2026

What was shared

Seksaria Finance informed BSE of disclosures under Regulation 29(1) of the SEBI Takeover Regulations and Regulation 7(2)(a) of the SEBI Insider Trading Regulations, covering an inter-se transfer among Promoter and Promoter Group dated September 24, 2026.

Who acquired what

• Aparna Seksaria: before 967400 shares (9.60%), acquired 973630 shares (9.66%), after 1941030 shares (19.26%). Mode: off-market inter-se transfer by way of gift, no consideration involved.
• Yashasvi Vivek Seksaria: before 473900 shares (4.70%), acquired 1865220 shares (18.50%), after 2339120 shares (23.20%). Mode: off-market inter-se transfer by way of gift, no consideration involved.
• Vivek Kailashchandra Seksaria: before 969920 shares (9.62%), acquired 585830 shares (5.81%), after 1555750 shares (15.43%). Of this, 4,75,370 equity shares by way of gift with no consideration, 95,410 equity shares purchased at Rs. 26.25/- per equity share, and 15,050 equity shares by way of dissolution of an HUF.

Capital base

Equity share capital / total voting capital of the company is 1,00,80,000 both before and after the transfers, and total diluted voting capital is also 1,00,80,000. No new shares were issued, so there is no dilution for existing shareholders.

How to read this

An inter-se transfer means shares changed hands within the promoter and promoter group rather than being bought from the public market. Because most of the movement is by gift, no money flowed to the company or between unrelated parties for those portions. The individual promoters' holdings are re-arranged, and none of the three reported any shares in the nature of encumbrance before or after.

Such updates are typically routine family or estate re-organisation disclosures, though investors often watch shifts in individual promoter holdings for signals about future control within the group.

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