10 listed Indian companies launch Right Issues in June-July 2025. Key updates on offer price, face value, and issue size.
10 Indian Companies Announce Right Issues in June-July 2025
In a notable development on Dalal Street, 10 listed companies have rolled out Right Issues during June and July 2025, signaling a strategic push to raise capital through existing shareholders. The Right Issue wave includes small to mid-cap companies from diverse sectors, offering shares at prices ranging from ₹1 to ₹1800.
Let’s take a closer look at the companies, their offer prices, timelines, and issue sizes.
Highlights of Ongoing and Upcoming Right Issues
1. Franklin Industries Ltd
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- Start Date: 12-Jun-2025
- End Date: 30-Jun-2025
- Face Value: ₹1.00
- Offer Price: ₹1.00
- Issue Size: ₹48.2 Cr
Franklin Industries has launched one of the most affordable Right Issues, offering shares at par with the face value. With a ₹48.2 crore raise, this could indicate the company’s intent to strengthen its financial footing at minimal cost to shareholders.
2. APLAB Ltd
- Start Date: 04-Jun-2025
- End Date: 03-Jul-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹19.00
- Issue Size: ₹1.26 Cr
Aimed at bolstering operational liquidity, APLAB’s issue is moderately priced and small in size. The offer is open until the first week of July, giving investors ample window to subscribe.
3. Unison Metals Ltd
- Start Date: 05-Jun-2025
- End Date: 30-Jun-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹25.00
- Issue Size: ₹1.37 Cr
Unison Metals’ Right Issue is attractively priced considering the face value. The company appears to be pursuing a capital restructuring or expansion plan.
4. Sylph Technologies Ltd
- Start Date: 17-Jun-2025
- End Date: 01-Jul-2025
- Face Value: ₹1.00
- Offer Price: ₹1.00
- Issue Size: ₹48.91 Cr
This Right Issue matches Franklin Industries in affordability, with a similarly large capital raise planned. The move may indicate project expansion or technology investment plans.
5. Ethos Ltd
- Start Date: 20-Jun-2025
- End Date: 03-Jul-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹1800.00
- Issue Size: ₹0.23 Cr
Ethos has surprised the markets with an extremely high offer price of ₹1800 per share. The small issue size hints at a limited allotment to a niche investor base, possibly for a premium business initiative.
6. Markobenz Ventures Ltd
- Start Date: 10-Jun-2025
- End Date: 30-Jun-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹10.20
- Issue Size: ₹4.8 Cr
Nearly aligned with its face value, this offering from Markobenz is modest and might cater to funding operational efficiencies or working capital needs.
7. Himalaya Food International Ltd
- Start Date: 03-Jun-2025
- End Date: 30-Jun-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹13.80
- Issue Size: ₹2.89 Cr
This Right Issue aims to bolster the company’s nutrition-focused expansion. The price reflects a small premium, potentially justifying confidence in future earnings.
8. Som Datt Finance Corporation Ltd
- Start Date: 20-Jun-2025
- End Date: 04-Jul-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹70.00
- Issue Size: ₹0.7 Cr
The finance-focused firm is offering shares at a substantial premium, which may be justified by projected returns or upcoming projects.
9. 7NR Retail Ltd
- Start Date: 23-Jun-2025
- End Date: 07-Jul-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹10.00
- Issue Size: ₹2.8 Cr
This Right Issue is priced exactly at face value, suggesting a simple capital top-up to fuel inventory or store expansion.
10. Capital Trust Ltd
- Start Date: 25-Jun-2025
- End Date: 14-Jul-2025
- Face Value: ₹10.00
- Offer Price: ₹82.00
- Issue Size: ₹0.61 Cr
Capital Trust is offering a premium issue, possibly targeting financial restructuring or scaling its NBFC operations.
What Investors Should Watch For
Right Issues give existing shareholders a chance to purchase additional shares at preferential prices. While they present attractive investment opportunities, investors must evaluate the financial health, future plans, and historical performance of the issuing company before subscribing.
With the variety of pricing and issue sizes seen in these June-July 2025 offerings, it’s clear that each company has unique capital objectives—from growth to debt servicing.
