Larsen & Toubro (L&T) shares will be re-listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange on Wednesday following the completion of Grasim's 30 per cent open offer for L&T's demerged cement business, UltraTech CemCo. |
Trading in 12.5 crore Larsen & Toubro shares was suspended on May 18 for the purpose of demerging the company's cement division. |
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Company sources told Business Standard, "Trading in the shares was suspended consequent to the record date for the purpose of allotment of the shares in CemCo to Larsen & Toubro shareholders and also for the purpose of allotting new shares in Larsen & Toubro consequent to the reorganisation of capital of Larsen & Toubro." |
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While financial institutions hold a 37.3 per cent stake in the company, public holding is at 47 per cent and Grasim Industries holds 15.7 per cent. |
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Grasim will offload 14.95 per cent of its stake to the Larsen & Toubro Employees Welfare Foundation for Rs 446.4 crore. While Larsen & Toubro will lend around Rs 230 crore to its Employees trust, around Rs 200 crore will be raised through debt and Rs 16 crore will be generated by the trust. |
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Larsen & Toubro will sell 8.5 per cent of its stake in UltraTech to Grasim at Rs 342.6 a share, taking Grasim's shareholding in UltraTech to a majority of 51 per cent. Grasim's stake in UltraTech has already increased to 42.6 per cent after the successful completion of the open offer. |
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