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Can JSW Infra ace execution game?
Mint Kolkata
|February 23, 2026
JSW Infrastructure's 13% year-on-year Ebitda growth in 9MFY26, outpaced port volume growth of 5%, thanks to the operating leverage.
JSW Infrastructure Ltd’s management has approved equity fundraising of up to 250 million shares on Friday, which is almost equal to its initial public offering (IPO) size in terms of number of shares.
A qualified institutional placement (QIP) is likely to be the preferred mode for raising funds.
The fundraising plan is aimed at meeting twin objectives: complying with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) norms of minimum public shareholding and funding the aggressive capital expenditure plans.
JSW stock was listed on 3 October 2023; the promoters must reduce their stake to 75% or below by 2 October 2026, i.e., within three years of the date of listing. The current promoter stake is 83.6%, which means the equity base would need to be diluted by 12% to bring it to 75%. Thus, the management has kept the issue size of fresh equity shares at 12% of the current number of equity shares, at 2.1 billion, or about 250 million.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition February 23, 2026 de Mint Kolkata.
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