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DCM Shriram Industries pop 4% as BSE issues 'no adverse' observation for merger plan

A year back, Shriram Group had approved a scheme of arrangement to amalgamate Lily Commercial with DCM Shriram Industries

September 18, 2024 / 13:20 IST
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So far this year, shares of DCM Shriram Industries surged over 30 percent

Shares of DCM Shriram Industries surged over 4 percent to Rs 200 per share on September 18 after the BSE issued 'no adverse' observations for the company's proposed merger plan. A year back, Shriram Group had approved a scheme of arrangement to amalgamate Lily Commercial with DCM Shriram Industries.

The board has approved the demerger of DCM Shriram Industries into two separate entities: DCM Shriram Fine Chemicals and DCM Shriram International.

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In a filing on September 17, BSE issued a letter stating that it had no negative observations regarding listing, delisting, or continuous listing requirements as per the Listing Agreement, allowing the company to proceed with submitting the demerger scheme to the NCLT.

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