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The price range for the share sale has been set at Rs 1,130 -Rs 1,136.85
The transaction has been approved by the Competition Commission of India under the Green Channel, an official release said on Wednesday
Says regulator could've waited before passing order in PNB HF matter
PNB Housing to await SAT's order before taking a call on restructuring
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) will hear the case related to the PNB Housing Finance-Carlyle deal next Monday. The order in the matter was expected on July 5, however, it was adjourned for July 12. PNB Housing had filed an appeal before the SAT against the letter issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India last month, requesting it not to go ahead with the proposal until due diligence was done. "As sought by the company, the Securities Appellate Tribunal, in its hearing on July 5, 2021, adjourned the case for Monday, July 12, 2021," PNB Housing Finance said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday. Under the deal announced on May 31, the US-based Carlyle, alongside other investors, is slated to infuse Rs 4,000 crore capital into PNB Housing through the issuance of preference shares and warrants. However, the deal has come under the scanner of the regulator. The company was directed to carry out the valuation process of shares as per the relevant legal provisions. PNB .
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The government is looking at the issue and is awaiting Securities Appellate Tribunal order due on July 5
PNB Housing should have engaged an independent valuer
Results not allowed to be disclosed; Tribunal allows Tuesday EGM to go ahead
Sebi has directed the company to undertake valuation of shares by an independent registered valuer as per the provisions of applicable laws
Regulator wants report by independent valuer
Market regulator says proposed Rs 4,000 crore share transfer is against the laws.
In May, PNB Housing Finance had announced that it will raise Rs 4,000 crore from a clutch of investors, led by existing stakeholder Carlyle group, by way of issuing preference shares and warrants
This comes amid concerns raised in certain quarters about its proposed deal with Carlyle group
This forms part of the proposed deal to invest Rs 4,000 crore in the company through a preference issue
Issue price arrived at after valuation by a CA, firm adds
The deal has split proxy advisory firms, which expressed divergent views on the proposed infusion in PNB Housing
Governance watchdog recommends shareholders vote against the PNB Housing's board resolution approving preferential allotment.
The fact that the capital raising plan was nearly double than what the Street had expected (Rs 1,800 crore) has helped the counter jump a massive 279 per cent from its 52-week low level