Alfa Laval (India) says its parent has increased the delisting offer price to Rs 2,850 per share. The move signals a higher valuation for minority shareholders considering exit from the company. Investors will now watch for the next procedural steps and timelines tied to the delisting process, which can affect trading and holdings.
SEBI’s updated delisting framework, which provides an alternative to the reverse book building process, is drawing pushback from public shareholders. Critics argue the new mechanism may weaken transparency and reduce safeguards meant to ensure fair outcomes for minority investors. The opposition raises questions about how delisting offers will be priced and whether shareholder interests will be sufficiently protected.
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