SAARC Ltd., a company listed on nationwide two stock exchanges. It decided to delist its securities from both the stock exchanges. By complying all delisting regulations, the promoters have made an open offer to buy shar
CS Executive · Securities Laws and Capital Markets · PYQS · June 2021
SAARC Ltd., a company listed on nationwide two stock exchanges. It decided to delist its securities from both the stock exchanges. By complying all delisting regulations, the promoters have made an open offer to buy shares from public shareholders. Referring to the SEBI Delisting Regulations, advise the company with respect to the following matters: What are the rights of remaining shareholder who have not tendered their shares during open offer ?
Answer & Explanation:
Remaining public shareholder holding such equity shares may tender their shares to the promoter up to a period of minimum one year from the date of delisting and, in such a case, the promoter shall accept the shares tendered at the same final price at which the earlier acceptance of shares was made. The payment of consideration for shares accepted shall be made out of the balance amount lying in the escrow account. The amount in the escrow account or the bank guarantee shall not be released to the promoter unless all payments are made in respect of shares tendered.
Topics: Delisting of Securities
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