Indo Thai Securities Confirms Fund Use and Size Adjustment
Indo Thai Securities has confirmed the full utilization of Rs. 100.11 crore raised through its preferential issue. The funds were allocated to bolster margin deposits and for general corporate purposes. This confirmation came after the company's Board of Directors reviewed a Monitoring Agency Report from CARE Ratings on May 15, 2026.
Fund Use Under Review
The Board of Directors met on May 15, 2026, to review the Monitoring Agency Report from CARE Ratings. This report covered the utilization of funds from the preferential issue as of March 31, 2026. The Board confirmed the funds were used according to the offer document's objectives.
Investor Assurance
This confirmation offers assurance to investors regarding the proper deployment of capital. It highlights the company's adherence to the intended use of funds raised through the preferential issue.
Original Fundraising Plan
The company initially announced a preferential issue in January 2025 with the goal of raising up to ₹120 crore. The funds were planned for augmenting margin deposits to support broking operations and for general corporate purposes. CARE Ratings was selected as the monitoring agency for this process.
Issue Size Adjustment
While the utilization of funds is confirmed, the issue size was slightly reduced. This adjustment, amounting to Rs. 120.20 crore down to Rs. 118.20 crore, was due to one allottee's cancellation. The company stated this change has no material impact.
Key Figures
Final Preferential Issue Size: Rs. 118.20 crore (as of Q4 FY26)
Total Funds Utilized: Rs. 100.11 crore (as of Q4 FY26)
Amount Used for Margin Deposits: Rs. 88.20 crore (as of Q4 FY26)
Looking Ahead
Investors will monitor subsequent quarterly reports from CARE Ratings on fund utilization. Future updates on Indo Thai Securities' capital structure and strategic initiatives will also be key. Tracking the company's progress in strengthening its margin deposit base and its overall capital management practices will be important.