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The Board granted exemption to two acquirer trusts from Regulations 3(1) and 4 of SEBI Takeover Regulations 2011 regarding proposed direct acquisitions in the target company. The acquisitions constitute internal reorganization within the promoter family for succession planning and welfare purposes. The Board determined these non-commercial transactions would not prejudice public shareholders' interests as promoter group shareholding remains unchanged and minimum public shareholding requirements continue to be met. The exemption is limited to open offer requirements only, with disclosure obligations under Chapter V remaining applicable. Compliance with insider trading regulations and listing requirements must be maintained. The exemption remains valid for one year from the order date, after which it lapses if acquisitions are not completed within the specified timeframe.
The Board granted exemption to two acquirer trusts from Regulations 3(1) and 4 of SEBI Takeover Regulations 2011 regarding proposed direct acquisitions in the target company. The acquisitions constitute internal reorganization within the promoter family for succession planning and welfare purposes. The Board determined these non-commercial transactions would not prejudice public shareholders' interests as promoter group shareholding remains unchanged and minimum public shareholding requirements continue to be met. The exemption is limited to open offer requirements only, with disclosure obligations under Chapter V remaining applicable. Compliance with insider trading regulations and listing requirements must be maintained. The exemption remains valid for one year from the order date, after which it lapses if acquisitions are not completed within the specified timeframe.
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