"Due to certain procedural impediments, it (company) is not in a position to undertake the rights issue of IDRs in India, as there would be significant timing implications on the rights issue of shares in United Kingdom and Hong Kong," it said in a filing to the BSE.
Therefore, it is not practicable to extend the rights offering to the IDR holders, the company said.
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The bank had issued IDRs in 2010. However, earlier this month, Standard Chartered had said it was examining the legal aspect whether IDR holders of the lender could participate in the planned $5.1-billion rights issue programme.
November 17 was fixed to determine the entitlement of holders of IDRs under the rights issue programme.
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