June 17, 2022 | ||
To, | To, | |
The Manager, | National Stock Exchange of India Limited | |
Department of Corporate Services | Exchange Plaza, Plot No . C/1, G - Block | |
BSE Limi ted ("BSE") Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, | Sandra Kurla Complex, Sandra (East) | |
Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400001 | Mumbai - 400 051 | |
Scrip Code: 534328 | Scrip Code: HEXATRADEX | |
Dear Sir I Madam, | ||
Subject: | Submission of Recommendation of the Committee of Independent Directors pursuant to | |
Regulation 28 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Delisting of Equity Shares) | ||
Regulations, 2021 ("SEBI Delisting Regulations") | ||
Ref: | Initial Public Announcement dated March 12, 2022 and Detailed Public Announcement | |
dated June 10, 2022, issued by Sundae Capital Advisors Private Limited, the Manager to the | ||
Delisting Offer on behalf of Acquirer, Siddeshwari Tradex Private Limited ("Acquirer 1"), | ||
lnnox Global Multiventures Private Limited ("Acquirer 2"), Opelina Sustainable Services | ||
Private Limited ("Acquirer 3"), JSL Limited ("Acquirer 4") (Acquirer 1, Acquirer 2, Acquirer 3 |
and Acquirer 4 are collectively referred to as the "Acquirers"), to the Public shareholders to acquire 2,03, 73,648 (Two Crore Three Lakhs Seventy Three Thousand Six Hundred Forty Eight) Equity Shares of Hexa Tradex Limited (the "Company")
We enclose herewith the written reasoned recommendation approved by the Committee of Independent Directors, at its meeting held on June 16, 2022, in relation to the de listing offer, pursuant to Regulation 28 of the SEBI Delis ting Regulations and the recommenda tion is published on June 17,
2022 in the following newspapers:
Newspaper | Language | Edition |
Business Standard | English | All edi tions |
Business Standard | Hindi | All editions |
Mumbai Lakshadeep | Mara thi | Mumbai edition (being regional language of the place |
where the Stock Exchanges are si tuated) |
We are also forwarding a copy of above recommendation to Sundae Capi tal Advisors Private Limited, the Manager to the Delisting Offer.
Request to kindly take the above on record in terms of the SEBI (Listing Obligation and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 and the SEBI Delisting Regulations .
.Hexa Tradex Limited I www.hexatradex.com
Jindal �ela�:�IS��I Cama Place, New Delhi - 110066, Phone - +91(11) 26188360-74, Fax:- +91(11) 26170691
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Business Standard NEW DELHI | FRIDAY, 17 JUNE 2022
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AGNIPATH RECRUITMENT
POLITICS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS 7
Centre defends scheme as protests break out in states
Trains set on fire in Bihar; Opposition parties want the scheme withdrawn
ADITI PHADNIS
New Delhi, 16 June
s parts of India on Thursday report- | |||
ed violent protests against the pro- | |||
Aposed Agnipath recruitment sys- | |||
tem for the armed forces, political parties | |||
and former soldiers pleaded with the gov- | |||
ernment to revise the scheme. Among | |||
them were ruling party MP from Pilibhit, | |||
Varun Gandhi, and supporter of govern- | |||
ment and its alliance partner, former | |||
Punjab chief minister Amrinder Singh. | |||
As violent protests raged in multiple | |||
states, the government issued a clarifica- | |||
tion, asserting that the new model will not | |||
only bring in fresh capabilities to the | |||
armed forces but also open up avenues for | |||
youth in the private sector and help them | |||
become entrepreneurs with the aid of the | |||
severence package they will be entitled to | Security personnel investigate after some people set a train on fire to protest against | ||
on retirement. | the 'Agnipath' scheme, at Chapra Railway Station on Thursday | PHOTO: PTI | |
In Opposition-ruled states like | |||
Rajasthan and Bharatiya Janata Party | Support Agniveers after | ||
(BJP-) governed Uttar Pradesh, Himachal | |||
Pradesh, and Haryana, the anger of unor- | |||
ganized groups of young people was evi- | tenure: FinMin to PSBs | ||
dent. Trains were set on fire in several | |||
places in Bihar, where the BJP is part of | |||
the governing alliance, youngsters came | |||
out on railway tracks, and small knots of | NIKUNJ OHRI | PSBs, insurance companies and finan- | |
boys protested in Gaggal, Himachal | New Delhi, 16 June | cial institutions to identify ways to sup- |
TECHNO ELECTRIC & ENGINEERING COMPANY LTD.
CIN:L40108UP2005PLC094368
RegisteredOffice:C-218,GroundF loor(GR-2),
Sector-63,Noida,GautamBuddhaNagar,UttarPradesh,lndia,201307,
PhoneNo:(0120)2406030
CorporateOffice:16 ,ParkPlaza,SouthB!ock ,71,ParkStreet,Ko!kata-700016
PhoneNo:(033)40513000,FaxNo:(033)40513326
Website: www.techno.co.in, E-mail: desk.investors@techno.co.in
NOTICE | FOR POSTAL BALLOT AND E-VOTING INFORMATION | ||||
Members of Techno Electric | & Engineering Company Limited | (the "Company") are | |||
hereby informed | that | the Company is seeking | the consent of | Members | by way of |
Resolulion/sthrough | Postal | Ballot including voting by electronic means for | the Items | ||
containedintheNotice.Thed | ispatchofNotice,ExplanatoryStatementandPostalBal lot | ||||
Form (the "Postal Ballot Documents") completed | on 16.. June, 2022 in complia nce with |
theprovis1onsofSection110andotherapplicableprovisions,ifany,oftheCompaniesAct,
2013, read | together | with Rule 22 | of | the Companies | {Management and Administration) | |
Rules, 2014 and Regulation 44 of | Secunties | and | Exchange | Board of India | (Listing | |
Obligations | and Disclosure Requirements) | Regulations, 2015 as amended from | time to | |||
lime | ('SEBI LODR, 2015") and Secretarial | Standard | on General Meetings ('SS-2') issued | |||
bythelnstituteofCompanySecretariesoflndiaandotherapp | hcabl e provisions, to all | |||||
members | whose | names appear | as members/beneficial owners in the | Compan y's | ||
RegisterofMembersltherecordsofthede pository,ason10"June,2022 | ||||||
The | Board | of Directors of the Company has | appointed Shri | Amarend ra | Kumar | Rai, |
Practicing | Company Secretary | (CP No. 9373), | Amarendra | Rai & Associates, | as |
Scrutinizerforconductingthe postalballot(bothphysical&e-voling)processinafairand trans parent manner in accordance with the provisions of Rule 22 of the Companies (ManagementandAdministralion)Rules,2014
Further,pursuanttoSection 108ofthe CompaniesAct,2013readwithrule20ofthe Companies (Management and Administration) Rules, 2014 the company is pleased to provideitsshareholdersthefa e1lityto casttheir votebyelectronicmeansinres pect ofthe resolutions mentioned in the notice. The com pany has engaged NSDL to provide electronic voting faa lity to the members of the Company. The e-voting commences at
09.00a.m.onMonday,20..June,2022andwillendat5.00p.m.onTuesday,19"July,
2022.Dunngthisperiodshareholder softheCompanyhold mgshareseitherinphysical formorindematerialisedforma sonthecut-off datei.e.10.,June,2022maycasttheirvote electronically.
Theresultsshallbedeclaredon21"July,2022andlheresultsd eclaredalongwiththe Scrutinizers Report shall be placed on the website of the Company viz; www.techno .co.in and also on the website of National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) at www.evoting.nsdl.com.
ForTechnoElectric&Engineeri ngCompanyltd. | |
Place:Kolkata | (NiranjanBrahma) |
Date: 16.06.2022 | CompanySecretary(A-11652) |
Auction of 30 year Tamil Nadu
Government Stock (Securities)
- Government ofTamil Nadu has offe red to sell by auction the dated
securities for an amount of Rs.1000 erore with Thirty year tenure
Securities will be | issued for a minimum nominal | amount | of | |
Rs.10,000/- and multiples of Rs.10,000/- thereafter. | Auction which | |||
will be yield/price | based under multiple price | format will | be | |
conducted by Reserve Bank of India at Mumbai Office | (Fort) | on | ||
June21,2022. |
2. The Government Stock upto 10% of the notified amount of the sale
will be allotted to eligible individuals and institutions subject to a maximum limit of 1 % of its notified amount for a single bid as per the Revised Scheme for Non-competitive Bidding facility in the
Auctions of State Government Securities of the General Notification (Annexure II). Under the scheme, an investor can submit a single bid only through a bank or a Prim ary Dealer.
3. Interested persons may submit bids in electr onic format on the Reserve Bank of India Core Banking Solution (E-Kuber)System as stated below on June 21, 2022.
- The competitive bids shall be submitted electronically on the Reserve Bank of India Core Banking Solution (E-Kuber) System between 10.30A.M. and 11.30A.M.
b) The non-competitivebids shall be submitted electronically on the Reserve Bank of India Core Banking Solution (E-Kuber)System between 10.30A.M.and 11.00A.M
4. | The yield percent per annum expected by the bidder should be | |||
expressed up to two decimal points. An investor can submit more | ||||
than one competitive bid at different rates in electronic format on | ||||
the Reserve | Bank | of India Core Banking | Solution (E-Kuber) | |
System. However, the aggregate amount of | bids submitted by a | |||
personshouldnotexceedthenotifiedamount. | ||||
5. | The result of auction will be displayed by Reserve Bank of India on | |||
its website on June 21, 2022. Success ful bidders should deposit | ||||
the price amount of | Stock covered by their bids by means of a | |||
Bankers' Cheque or | Demand Draft payable at Reserve Bank of | |||
India, Mumbai (Fort) or Chennai on June 22, 2022 before the close | ||||
of banking hours. | ||||
6. | The Government Stock will bear interest at the rate determined by | |||
Reserve Bank of India at the auction and interest will | be paid half | |||
yearly on December | 22 and June 22. The Stock will | be governed | ||
by the provisions of | the Government Securit ies Act, 2006 and | |||
Government Securities Regulations, 2007. | ||||
7. | The stocks will qualify for ready forward facility. | |||
8. | For other details please see the notificat ions of Government of | |||
Tamil Nadu | Specific Notifica tion 611(L)/W&M- ll/2022, dated | |||
June16,2022. | N. Muruganandam | |||
Additional Chief Secretary to Government, | ||||
DIPR/582/Display/2022 | Finance Departme | nt, Chennai - 9. |
Pradesh, during a visit of the Prime | port Agniveers on completion of their | |
Minister Narendra Modi to the state. | The Union government has asked pub- | tenure of duty. |
Himachal Pradesh, a major catchment | lic-sector banks (PSBs), public-sector | To support Agniveers, banks would |
area for recruitment, is due for Assembly | insurance companies, and other finan- | explore possibilities of providing credit |
elections later this year. In Haryana, the | cial institutions to support Agniveers | facilities for skill upgradation, educa- |
government suspended internet services | with employment and credit facilities on | tion, setting up businesses through var- |
for a day to prevent the rage from spread- | completion of their duty tenure. | ious central government schemes such |
ing. Despite that, Rewari and adjoining | The Agnipath scheme, cleared by the | as MUDRA, Stand Up India, among oth- |
areas saw protests. | Union Cabinet on Tuesday, aims to | ers. All PSBs, insurance companies, and |
Almost all opposition political groups | recruit Indian youth for armed forces | financial institutions have also been |
asked the government to review the pro- | for a period of four years, and terms the | asked to explore employment opportu- |
cedure. While Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) | prospective candidates as Agniveers. | nities in suitable capacities based on |
leader Mayawati asked the government to | Department of Financial Services | their educational qualifications and |
take back the recruitment system, senior | (DFS) Secretary Sanjay Malhotra on | skills, said a statement by the finance |
Congress leader P Chidambaram said the | Thursday held a meeting with heads of | ministry. |
scheme is "controversial, carries multiple | ||
risks, subverts the long-standing traditions | ||
and ethos of the armed forces." He said | - destruction of government property, | the scheme. Tarkishore Prasad, Bihar's |
the scheme appears to make a mockery of | attacks on ruling party MLAs (a Bihar | BJP deputy chief minister, said: "I don't |
training and will induct ill-trained and ill- | woman MLA was attacked in her car and | think our youth understood the scheme |
motivated soldiers into the forces. "We fear | narrowly missed injury). The crux of the | properly or are confused." He also said |
that the scheme may turn out to be a case | anger seems to be that the government is | both the state and the Centre are serious |
of penny wise and security foolish," he | taking away employment, not creating it. | about their induction into the scheme. |
said. Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejaswi | In the Uttar Pradesh elections earlier this | The Ministry of Defence sought to clear |
Yadav said: "How will the country be safe | year, 'bharti' (recruitment) was a big issue. | up 'myths' about the scheme by clarifying |
if its brave soldiers are insecure of the gov- | Popular demand in many areas was | the doubts of the veterans that caste-based |
ernment and its policies?" Rahul Gandhi, | that after delaying recruitment by two | regiments that pride themselves for their |
too, said the scheme should be taken back. | years due Covid-19 (as recruitment | martial traditions like the Gorkha, Jat, |
The anger of prospective soldiers was | involves large rallies that could have | Sikh, Rajput, and Madras regiments would |
on many counts: one set said they had tak- | become super-spreader events), the gov- | cease to exist as the Army would transition |
en the written examination which they | ernment should now raise the recruitment | into an all-class one; and explaining that |
had cleared but had been unable to clear | age. It was widely expected that the gov- | four years was enough to provide adequate |
the physical exam because the govern- | ernment would, at the least, double recrui- | levels of training to turn boys into soldiers. |
ment had suspended recruitment rallies. | tments to make up for the two lost years. | However, this still does not address |
Another said they had crossed the age of | Instead boys preparing for the exams | serious doubt, discontent and disappoint- |
recruitment because the government had | by training-viral videos show them jog- | ment, even among serving soldiers, who |
suspended rallies. All of them said they | ging and they work to earn a living with | did not mince words about the policy. |
felt cheated that they would henceforth | the aim of joining the armed forces - feel | Requesting anonymity, they said incentive |
HexaTradex Limited
Corporate ldentificaticn | Number (CIN) | L51101 UP201 OPLC042382 | ||
Registered Office A 1 Nandgaon | Road | UPSIDC Industrial Area | Kosi Kalan Mathura 281 403 Uttar Pradesh India | |
Corporate Office | Jindal | Centre | 12 Bh1ka11 Cama Place | New Delhi - 1 1 0 066 India |
Phone No | " ' 9 1 1 1 2618 8360 Fax +91 | 1126170691 |
Website wwwhexatradexcom E m ai l �
Recommendation of the Committee of Independent Directors ("IDC") of HexaTradex Limited (the"Company"), on the delisting offer made by SiddeshwariTradex Private Limite d ("Acquirer 1"), lnnox Global Multiventures Private Limited ("Acquirer2"), Opelina Sustainable Services Private
Limited ("Acquire, 3"), JSL Limited ("Acquirer 4") (Acquirer 1, Acquire, 2, Acquirer 3 and Acquirer 4 are collectively referred to as the "Acquirers") and other members of the promoter and promoter group of the Company ("Promoter and Promoter Group")("Delisting Offer") , to the public shareholders of the Company ("Public Shareholders")under Regulation 28 and other applicable provisions of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (De listing of Equity Shares) Regulations, 2021, as amended (the "SEBI Delisting Regulations")
1 | DateofmeetingoflDC | June16,2022 | |||||||||||
2 | NameoftheCompany | HexaTradexlimited | |||||||||||
3 | Details | of | the | Delisting | Voluntary | Delisting | Offer | made by the Acquirers. | along with | members of the Promoter | and Promoter Group, to acquire | ||
Offer | perta | ining | to the | 2,03,73,648 (Tw o | Crore Three Lak hs Seventy | Three Thousand Six Hundred Forty | Eight) equity shares representing | ||||||
Company | 36.88% (Thirty Six decimal Eight Eighl perce nt) of the Listed Gapita l of the Company from the Public Shareholders and | ||||||||||||
consequ ently, voluntarily delis! equ ity shares of the Company from BSE Limited ("BSE") and National Stock Exchange of | |||||||||||||
India Limited ("NSE") (BSE and NSE collectively referred | to as 'Stock | Exchanges')pursuant to the | SEBI Delisting | ||||||||||
Regulation s | |||||||||||||
Floor Price: Rs. 153.16 (Indian Rupees | One Hundred Fifty Three and Sixteen | Paise) per equity share ("Floor Price"). | |||||||||||
Indicative Price: Rs.156.00 (Indian Rupees One Hundred Fifty | Six) per equity share ("Indicative Price"). | ||||||||||||
The IDC reviewed the following documents· | |||||||||||||
(i) Initial | Public | Announcement dated March 12, 2022 | (the "IPA") read with | corrig endum to | the initial public | ||||||||
announcement dated March 14, 2022 ('Corrigendum to the IPA"); | |||||||||||||
(ii) Detailed PublicAnnouncementpu blished on June 10, 2022 (the"DPA"); and | |||||||||||||
(iii) Letterof0fferdatedJune10,2022(the"LOF"). | |||||||||||||
4 NameoftheAcquirer and | Siddeshwari Tradex Priv ate Limited, | lnnox Global Multiv entures Private Limited, Opelina Sustainable Services Private | |||||||||||
PAC with the acqu ire, | Limited and JSL Limited, alongwith the Promoter and Promoter | Group of the Company. | |||||||||||
5 | Name of the Manager to | SundaeCapitalAdvisorsPriv atelimited | |||||||||||
the Offe r | SEBI Regn.No.: INM0000 | 12494 | |||||||||||
Level 11, Platina, Plot No C • 59, 'G' Block Sandra Kurta Comp lex, Sandra (East) Mumbai· 400 051, Maharash tra, India | |||||||||||||
Tel.No."'919667659191 |
Email: hexa.delisting@sundaecapital.com
Investor Grievance e-mail id: grievances.mb@sundaecapital.com
Website : www.sundaecap ital.com
be able to join the forces for just four years. | cheated that they will not get the oppor- | to serve on the border, risking life and limb |
Their frustration and anger boiled over | tunity to be called a 'soldier'. | would be much lower if the soldier knew |
into the open and took the form of violence | Several in the government defended | he would be out in four years. |
> FROM PAGE 1 | Both indices have declined | out. On a year-to-date basis, | impact on energy and food | ||||||||||
7 per cent after the five consec- | India's m-cap is down ~27 tril- | prices. | |||||||||||
INDICES... | utive days of fall and have end- | lion to ~239.2 trillion. Foreign | |||||||||||
ed at levels last seen in May last | investors sold shares worth | ADVANCE TAX... | |||||||||||
year. On Thursday, over ~5.5 | 3,257.65 crore on Thursday, tak- | ||||||||||||
Fed's steep rate hike | trillion of market cap got wiped | ing their year-to-date selling | Tax collection, direct and indi- | ||||||||||
tally past the ~2-trllion mark. | rect, had been projected at | ||||||||||||
The US markets were trad- | ~27.58 trillion in the Budget | ||||||||||||
> BS SUDOKU | # 3692 | ing in the red as of 9 pm IST on | Estimates (BE) in FY23. That | ||||||||||
Thursday, with the Dow Jones | represents 9.6 per cent growth | ||||||||||||
and the S&P500 falling 2.3 per | over the ~25.16 trillion estimat- | ||||||||||||
7 | 1 | 9 | cent and 3 per cent, respective- | ed in the Revised Estimates | |||||||||
ly. The tech-heavy Nasdaq was | (RE) in the previous year. | ||||||||||||
1 | 8 | 6 | down 3.7 per cent. "We contin- | "The revenue loss to the | |||||||||
ue to believe that when push | Centre after the excise duty cut | ||||||||||||
6 | 3 | 7 | comes to shove, the Fed com- | is estimated at ~86,000 crore in | |||||||||
promises, pushing | up the | the remainder of FY23 after the | |||||||||||
unemployment rate more than | duty cuts. Given the robust | ||||||||||||
4 | 8 | their forecast assumes and | trends for April-May 2022, and | ||||||||||
accepting underlying inflation | the anticipation of sustained | ||||||||||||
3 | 5 | 2 | of up to 3 per cent," Ethan | healthy momentum of activity, | |||||||||
Harris, global economist, BofA, | we expect Central goods and | ||||||||||||
5 | said in a note. The Fed's expan- | services tax inflows in FY23 to | |||||||||||
1 | 9 | sion of balance sheet and low | overshoot the BE by ~1.15 tril- | ||||||||||
rate setting in the wake of the | lion. Assuming 14 per cent YoY | ||||||||||||
2 | 8 | pandemic in March 2020 had | growth in FY23, direct taxes are | ||||||||||
led to a massive rally in risky | expected to surpass the FY23 | ||||||||||||
8 | 3 | 4 | assets. The Fed's move to | BE by ~2.0 trillion, " said Aditi | |||||||||
stamp out inflation is leading | Nayar, chief economist, ICRA. | ||||||||||||
to a sharp reversal in fortunes. | |||||||||||||
City-wise collection | |||||||||||||
4 6 | "There is no precedent of | ||||||||||||
the liquidity pump which has | Most cities posted a growth rate | ||||||||||||
happened in the last two-three | of 30 per cent and above in | ||||||||||||
SOLUTION TO #3691 | years. More than interest rates, | direct tax collection in the first | |||||||||||
3 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 7 | 1 | 9 | 2 | 8 | Very difficult: | it is the liquidity withdrawal | quarter - Mumbai (60 per | ||
which is affecting sentiment. | cent); Bengaluru and Delhi (56 | ||||||||||||
1 | 2 | 7 | 9 | 8 | 3 | 5 | 4 | 6 | SOLUTION | The doubling of the indices was | per cent); and Chennai and | ||
8 | 4 | 9 | 5 | 6 | 2 | 1 | 7 | 3 | fuelled by liquidity," said UR | Pune (40 per cent). Advance | |||
TOMORROW | Bhat, co-founder of Alphaniti | tax is paid in four instalments | |||||||||||
4 | 1 | 2 | 6 | 9 | 8 | 3 | 5 | 7 | |||||
Fintech. While speaking to | rather than at the end of the fis- | ||||||||||||
9 | 8 | 3 | 1 | 5 | 7 | 4 | 6 | 2 | HOW TO PLAY | reporters on Wednesday, Fed | cal year. It is considered an | ||
5 | 7 | 6 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 8 | 1 | 9 | Fill in the grid so that | Chairman | Jerome | Powell | indication of economic senti- |
maintained | that the Fed's | ment. The first instalment, or | |||||||||||
every row, every col- | |||||||||||||
6 | 5 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 9 | 7 | 8 | 4 | objective is to bring inflation | 15 per cent, is to be paid by June | |||
umn and every 3x3 | |||||||||||||
7 | 9 | 4 | 8 | 1 | 6 | 2 | 3 | 5 | down, and | conceded that | 15, the second by September 15 | ||
box contains | |||||||||||||
many factors beyond its con- | (30 per cent), the third by | ||||||||||||
2 | 3 | 8 | 7 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 9 | 1 | the digits 1 to 9 | trol are in play, such as the | December 15 (30 per cent), and | ||
Russia-Ukraine war | and its | the rest by March 15. |
- Membersofthe
Committee of
Independent Directors
- IDCMembe!s
relationship with the Company(Director, equity shares owned. any other contract/ relationship),ifany
8 Trading in the equ ity shares/othe r securities of the Company by IDC
Members
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IDC Membe( s
relationship with the Acquirer
10 Trading in the equity
shares/other securitie s of theAcquir ers by IDC
Members
11 Recommendationonthe Delisting Offer, asto whethertheoffer isfair and reasonable
12 Summary of reasons for recommendation
14 Disclosure of the Votin g
Pattern
15 Details of Independent Advisors,nany
NameofthelndependentDirectors | Position in Committee | |
Dr. Raj Kamal Aggaiwal | I | Chairperson |
Dr. VinitaJha | Member | |
Shri Ravinder Nath Leekha | Member | |
The members of the IDC are Independent Directors on the Board | of Directors of the Company |
NoneofthemembersofthelDCholdanyequitysharesintheCompany.
Further. none of the members of the IDC have entered into any contract or have any relationship with the Company.
None of the members of IDC have traded in equity shares orothersecurities of the Company.
(i) | during the 12 (Twelve) months period | preceding the date of the IPA; and |
(ii) | in the period between the date of the | IPAand the date of thts recommendation i.e. [June 16, 2022]. |
a. Noneofthemembers ofthelDCis adirectorontheboardsoftheAcquirers.
- None of the members of the IDC hold any equity shares orothersecurities of theAcquirers.
c. None of the members of the IDC have any contracts or any relationship with theAcquirers .
The equity shares/other securities of theAcquirers are not listed on any of the stock exchanges in India and abroad.
Further, none of the membe rs of the IDC either hold equity shares in theAcquirers or have traded in any of the equ ity shares lothersecuritie sof theAcquirersd uring the 12(Twelve) month period preceding the date of the IPA
Based on the review of the IPA, DPA and LOF issued by Sundae Capital Advisors Priva te Limited, Manager to the Del isling
Offer. on | behalf of Acquirers and cerufica | te computing the Floor Price, | daled March 21, 2022,issued by Mr. Abhinav |
Agaiwal, | RV FCS, Registered Valuer & Corporate Law Advisor, | IBBI | Reg. No. IBBIIRV/0612019/12564, ICAI RVO |
membership no. lCAIRV0/06/RV-P002921 | 2019-2020 ), the members | of IDC recommend tha t |
(i) the Floor Price, i.e. Rs. 153.16 (Indian Rupees One Hundred Fifty Three and Sixteen Paise), has bee n calculated in accordance with the SEBI Delisting Regulations and to that extent. is fair and reasonable; and
(ii) the Indicative Price i.e. Rs 156 (One Hundred Fifty Six) being higher than the Floor Price i.e. Rs. 153.16 (Indian Rupees
One Hundred Fifty Three and Sixteen Paise), the De listing Offer | is in accordance with the SEBI Del�ting Regulations. | |||||||||
However, the IDC noted that the market price of the | equity shares of the Compan y has been at a premium | to the Floor Price | ||||||||
and the Indicativ | e Price | pos t the announcement of the Deltsti ng Offer . Accordingly, the Public Sharehold ers of the Company | ||||||||
are advised to | indeperdently evaluate the Delisting | Offer and take an informed decision in their bes t interests regarding | ||||||||
tendering the | equity shares held by them in the Delisting Offer | |||||||||
Based on the review of the IPA, the Corrigendum to the IPA, | DPA and LOF issued by the Manager to the Delistin g Offer on | |||||||||
behalf of Acquirers | , the members | of IDC have oonsidered the | following reasons for making recommendations in paragra ph | |||||||
11atiov e: | ||||||||||
(a) | The floo | r price | of Rs. 153.16 (Indian rupees One Hundred Fifty Three and Sixteen | Paise) per equity share has been | ||||||
calculated in accordance with Regulation 20 and other applicable provi sions of the | SEBI Delisting | Regulations read | ||||||||
with SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeov ers) Regulatio ns, 2011 | ||||||||||
(b) | The Indicati ve Price | of Rs. 156 (Indian Rupees One Hundred Fifty Six) is higher than the volume weighted average | ||||||||
price of the equity shares | of the Company during the period | of 60 (Sixty) tradin g days immediately preceding the date | ||||||||
of the Board | Meeting in which the delisting | proposal was considered and approved and higher than the volume | ||||||||
weighted average pric e paid or payable for acquisitions, whether by the Acquirers | or by any person acting in concert | |||||||||
with them. during the 52 (Fifty-Two) weeks immediately preceding the date of the IPA | ||||||||||
(c) | In terms of SEBI Delisting Regulations, if the discovered price pursu ant lo the reverse book building proces s is less | |||||||||
than or equal to the | Indicative Price. then the Acquirers will be required to purchase the equity shares of the Public |
ShareholdersatthelndicalivePrice.
The IDC, howev er, suggests that Public Shareholders of the Company should independently evaluate the Delisting Offer,
market performance of the Company and take informed decisions in respectof the Delisting Offer.
This statement of recommendations will be available on the website of the Company at www.hexatradex.com. TherecommendationswereunanimouslyapprovedbythemembersofthelDC .
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