Nitin Castings delisting offer fails as promoters reject ₹300 price
Nitin Castings Limited's voluntary delisting offer from BSE Limited has failed after promoters rejected the discovered exit price of ₹300 per share. Although 9,08,978 shares were validly tendered by public shareholders, the acquirers found the price unacceptable as it exceeded the floor price of ₹273.36. The company's shares will remain listed on the BSE, and acquirers are barred from making another delisting offer for six months.

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Nitin Castings Limited voluntary delisting offer from BSE Limited has failed after the promoters rejected the discovered exit price. Navigant Corporate Advisors Limited, the manager to the delisting offer, issued a Post Offer Public Announcement on August 13, 2026, confirming that the acquirers found the discovered price unacceptable. Consequently, the equity shares of the company will continue to remain listed on the BSE, and no final application for delisting will be made.
The reverse book building process concluded on August 11, 2026, with a discovered price of ₹300 per equity share. This price was determined based on 7,53,984 equity shares received through 9 successful bids within the price range of ₹273.36 (floor price) to ₹300. While this outcome initially met the regulatory requirement for promoter shareholding to exceed 90% of remaining public shares, the acquirers were not bound to accept the discovered price under Regulation 22 of the SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations, 2021, as it was higher than the floor price. The acquirers communicated their rejection on August 12, 2026.
Delisting Offer Metrics
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Discovered Price | ₹300.00 per Equity Share |
| Floor Price | ₹273.36 per Equity Share |
| Offer Period | August 05, 2026 to August 11, 2026 |
| Successful Bids | 9 |
| Shares Bid (at/below price) | 7,53,984 Equity Shares |
| Total Validly Tendered Shares | 9,08,978 Equity Shares |
| Total Bids Received | 181 |
A total of 9,08,978 equity shares were validly tendered by public shareholders through 181 bids. These bids ranged from the floor price of ₹273.36 up to ₹1,299.00 per share. All bids were in demat form. While 1,54,994 shares across 172 bids were placed above the discovered price and were not considered for acceptance at that level, the primary reason for the failure was the promoters' rejection of the ₹300 valuation rather than a lack of tendered volume.
Regulatory Implications and Next Steps
Pursuant to Regulation 23(1)(b) of the SEBI Delisting Regulations, the delisting offer is deemed to have failed. The lien marked on the equity shares offered or tendered will be released by the Clearing Corporation on August 13, 2026. Under Regulation 23(2)(c), the acquirers are prohibited from making another delisting offer for the equity shares of Nitin Castings until the expiry of six months from the date of this Post Offer Public Announcement.
The manager to the offer also noted receiving one written representation and two complaints via the SCORES portal regarding the computation of the 90% threshold and the determination of the discovered price. However, these representations have become infructuous due to the failure of the offer. MUFG Intime India Private Limited served as the registrar to the delisting offer.
Historical Stock Returns for Nitin Castings
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| +4.99% | +33.94% | -0.18% | -13.02% | -17.94% | +402.15% |
How will the failed delisting attempt and the subsequent six-month regulatory cooling-off period impact Nitin Castings' liquidity and stock price volatility on the BSE?
What strategic alternatives, such as a rights issue or private equity partnership, might the promoters pursue to consolidate control or raise capital during the mandatory waiting period?
Given the significant gap between the floor price (₹273.36) and the highest bid (₹1,299), what does this wide dispersion suggest about market sentiment and valuation expectations among minority shareholders?


































