Salvo Chemical, a listed company, has decided to issue 6.4 million new shares at Tk 10 each after its share price surged by Tk 22 or 52% over three months. The move, approved by the board of directors, aims to raise Tk 64 million in capital through private placement to meet the minimum shareholding requirement for entrepreneur-directors. This decision has drawn criticism as it allows these directors to acquire shares at a much lower price than the current market value, potentially diluting existing shareholders and lowering the share price. The company, listed in 2011, currently holds only 25.15% of shares as required by securities law, prompting concerns over special treatment rather than enforcement of regulations.
BIZDATAINSIGHTS
Bizdata Insights is a Market Insights, Data Intelligence and Business Advisory Platform
Our Solutions
Menu
Newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter now by entering your e-mail address and never miss out on the latest news and updates from our team!