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Regulation 233 - Conversion of optionally convertible debt instruments into equity share capital
Securities And Exchange Board of India (Issue Of Capital And Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018 Part II ISSUE OF CONVERTIBLE DEBT INSTRUMENTS AND WARRANTS
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Conversion of optionally convertible debt requires positive consent and mandates option or redemption protections when price is undetermined. Conversion of optionally convertible debt instruments requires positive consent from each holder; non-response does not equal consent. If conversion price was not determined at issue and the convertible portion exceeds a monetary threshold, holders must be given the option not to convert unless an upper price limit and its justification were disclosed. Holders who decline conversion must have the instruments redeemed within one month at not less than face value, unless redemption was disclosed in the offer document.
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Conversion of optionally convertible debt requires positive consent and mandates option or redemption protections when price is undetermined.
Conversion of optionally convertible debt instruments requires positive consent from each holder; non-response does not equal consent. If conversion price was not determined at issue and the convertible portion exceeds a monetary threshold, holders must be given the option not to convert unless an upper price limit and its justification were disclosed. Holders who decline conversion must have the instruments redeemed within one month at not less than face value, unless redemption was disclosed in the offer document.
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