TAKEOVER :

Takeover is technically known as Substantial Acquisition of Shares. The purpose of a Takeover is to gain management control of the Target Company. Plans of Horizontal Diversification, Elimination of Competition, Backward and Forward Integration are the motives behind any Takeover bid. The Taking-over Company buys the shares of the Target Company by making an offer to the existing shareholders at a specified price.

In takeover offers, a Merchant Banker has to be appointed to manage the acquisition of shares. The process starts with the Acquirer executing an MOU with us. The Due Diligence exercise is carried out in accordance with the relevant SEBI Rules/Regulations/Guidelines and the Public Announcement and offer document is prepared and submitted to SEBI for their observation. CCIL also undertakes preparation of the legal documentation connected with Takeover.

CCIL has handled various Takeover offers as Manager to the Offer some of them are:

• RUBFILA INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
• RANA SUGARS LIMITED
• SHRI CHLOCHEM LIMITED
• BHILWARA TEXFIN LIMITED
• JAIPUR POLYSPIN LTD
• SPENTEX INDUSTRIES
• LA-MERE APPARELS LIMITED
• GUJARAT GUARANTY & FINANCIALS LTD
• DEVASARA GAS CHEM. LTD
• NETWORK LIMITED
• SARIKA PAINTS LTD
• NIRYAT SAM APPARELS (INDIA) LTD
• MARDA COMMERCIAL & HOLDING LTD.
  

BUYBACK :

Buyback is a tool in the hands of the managements of cash rich companies for:-

• Enhancing the intrinsic worth of shares by cutting the flab of floating stock
• Making the company closely held and getting the same delisted
• Defence against hostile takeover attempts
• The procedure for buyback involves compliance of the provisions of Company Law and SEBI Regulations.

The Buyback process starts with the company executing an MOU with us. The Due Diligence exercise is carried out in accordance with the relevant SEBI Rules/Regulations/Guidelines and the Public Announcement and offer document are prepared.

DELISTING :

Delisting is an exit-route available under SEBI (Delisting of Securities) Guidelines, 2003, to the company whose shares are listed on stock-exchange. Where exit opportunity through Reverse Book Building has to be given to the shareholder, a Merchant Banker is required to be appointed by the Acquirer/Promoter to complete the Delisting process.

CCIL has completed delisting process of KPL International Limited through reverse Book Building and has many other such assignments on hand