“The board of directors of the company has propose to issue bonus shares with the promoter/promoter group forgoing their entitlement to the bonus shares, in order to comply with the minimum public shareholding requirement,” TTML said in a statement.
Tata Sons, the promoter of TTML had managed to sell 0.51% of its stake through offer for sale (OFS) due tepid response from investors.
Market regulator SEBI's norms require all listed private sector companies to have at least 25% public shareholding. As on June 3, 2013, the promoters held 77.21% stake in the company.
The stock opened at Rs 6.15 and hit a low of Rs 6.05 in morning deals on NSE. A combined 4.25 million shares have changed hands on the counter and there are pending buy orders for 4.8 million shares on NSE and BSE at 1248 hours.
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