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The promoter and promoter group’s subscription commitment is not quantified in the disclosed rights-issue materials. There is no stated undertaking to subscribe to a specific percentage of their entitlement, no amount committed, and no commitment to subscribe to any unsubscribed portion. The issue itself remains provisional: the approval letter leaves the number of shares, issue price, and entitlement ratio as placeholders, while specifying only an aggregate size of up to Rs 109.78 Crores, derived from Rs 10,978.20 lakhs ^[1].

Dilution impact

• If promoters subscribe fully to their entitlement: their percentage ownership should broadly remain unchanged, assuming the rights issue is subscribed pro rata and they do not take additional shares. Public shareholders who do not participate would bear dilution because the total share count rises while their share count remains unchanged.
• If promoters do not subscribe fully: the promoter group’s ownership would dilute, but public shareholders could potentially reduce their own dilution by subscribing to or acquiring the unsubscribed entitlement. The eventual outcome depends on the final terms and subscription pattern.
• If promoters subscribe beyond their entitlement: their ownership could increase, with greater dilution for non-participating public shareholders.

A precise post-issue dilution calculation is not yet possible because the final entitlement ratio, issue price, number of shares, promoter holding, and promoter subscription undertaking have not been disclosed ^[1]. The third-party March 2026 shareholding data is also not a reliable basis for the calculation: it shows “Promoter” as not reported while separately showing Indian holding of 62.40% ^[2].

Analytical implication: promoter participation would provide stronger funding support and reduce execution risk around the issue, but it does not by itself eliminate public-shareholder dilution. The key variable is whether promoters merely take up their proportional entitlement or also commit to the unsubscribed portion; that commitment has not been reported.

The record date is not confirmed in the NSE in-principle approval. The approval letter still shows the record date, issue price and entitlement ratio as placeholders `[●]` ^[1]. A subsequent notice only states that the company sought to finalise these items; it does not specify the approved record date ^[3].

The final issue-opening and issue-closing dates are also not stated in the cited material. Accordingly, the Letter of Offer timeline cannot be confirmed from the documents available here; no specific opening or closing date is disclosed.