Total income of the company, however, rose to Rs 787.09 crore during the quarter under review from Rs 662.52 crore in the same period of 2019, it said in a BSE filing
In separate circulars, the exchanges said futures and options (F&O) contracts will not be available for trading in the securities of these three companies with effect from August 28, 2020
The fall, analysts say, has been on concerns that the financial industry has will be the worst hit among sectors, given the disruptions to the country's economic activity caused by Covid-19 outbreak.
We may see Nifty going back to 12,300 - 12,390 ahead of the budget and a positive outcome would enable it crossing this sturdy wall of 12,400 convincingly.
Board of Directors of of Equitas Small Finace Bank (ESFBL/ Bank) had approved to issue of 4,74,58,239 equity shares of Rs 10 each at a price of Rs 52.68 per equity share
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The firm is targeting an issue size of Rs 1,500-2,000 crore and may file its offer document with markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) in a few weeks
The shares ended the session nearly 13 per cent lower at Rs 102 as analysts slashed price targets for the stock, citing so-called "holding company (holdco) discount"
The market regulator advised the company to re-submit the same after ensuring compliance with the provisions mentioned in the Sebi circular.
The market regulator returned the company's draft scheme with an advise to re-submit the application after ensuring compliance with provisions mentioned in the Sebi circular
Shareholders are vulnerable to deep 'Holding company' discount, risk of further stake dilution and possible moderation in return ratios
RBI last week refused to extend the listing deadline for ESFB and barred it from opening new branches till further orders
As per the rules of the RBI, small finance banks, having a capital base of over Rs 500 crore, have to list within three years from commencement of operations.
This scheme of arrangement is subject to approval from the Sebi, RBI, NCLT, shareholders and the creditors
With reverse merger not being an option as per Reserve Bank of India (RBI) norms, this may offer the best exit for shareholders of Equity Holdings
SES report points out violation of company law
The net interest income grew by 48% over Q3 FY16
Total income from operations rises 32% to Rs 348 cr
The bank is expected to have a network of around 400 branches initially
Equitas Holdings first quarter ended June 30, 2016 profit stood at Rs 61.17 crore as compared to Rs. 37.38 crore, an increase of around 64 per cent.Company's revenue was at Rs 348 crore as compared to Rs 239 crore, up by 46 per cent.Standalone profit stood at Rs 28.02 lakh as compared to Rs 82.08 lakh, a year ago. Revenue stood at Rs 2.23 crore as compared to Rs 2.40 crore, a year ago.Chennai-based Equitas Holdings has received the banking regulator's final approval to launch a Small Finance Bank (SFB). The new SFB is expectes to start operations by September or October.The final license was given to the company by RBI on Thursday late evening, said Equitas.Equitas will be the first bank after indepedence from the state and first private bank from Chennai.P N Vasudevan, managing director, Equitas Holdings Ltd said, "we are planning to launch the Bank by September or October, this year".He said, the SFB will be profitable from the first year onwards despite it will incur around Rs 100 .