Everything you need to know about Lloyds Enterprises Limited Rights Issue 2025

Lloyds Enterprises Limited (LLOYDSENT) has announced a rights issue of 25,44,25,324 equity shares aggregating up to Rs. 992.26 crores. The rights issue opens for subscription on August 25, 2025, and closes on September 08, 2025.

Anyone who holds shares of Lloyds Enterprises Limited (LLOYDSENT) as of August 14, 2025 (record date) will be eligible to receive Rights Entitlements (REs). These REs will be temporarily traded on the stock exchanges and will then be extinguished. You can either use the REs to apply for the rights shares of the company, or you can sell them in the market.

You can check the announcement from the company here.

You will be eligible to receive Rights Entitlements (REs) if you’ve bought the shares on or before August 13, 2025. The ex-date is August 14, 2025.

Rights issue details

Issue Period August 25, 2025 - September 08, 2025
RE Trading Period August 25, 2025 - September 02, 2025
RE Symbol LLOYDSENT-RE
Issue Price Rs. 39.00 per share (Rs. 19.50 on application)
Ratio 1:5
EX-date August 14, 2025
Record Date August 14, 2025
Tentative Date of Allotment for Rights Shares September 9, 2025
Tentative Date of Credit of rights shares September 10, 2025
Tentative Date of Listing for rights shares September 11, 2025

This is a partly-paid issue, meaning you only have to make a part payment at the time of application.

Amount payable per equity share Face Value Premium Total
On Application 0.50 19.00 19.50
One or more additional calls, as may be decided by the company 0.50 19.00 19.50
Total 1.00 38.00 39.00

If you continue holding partly-paid shares of Lloyds Enterprises Limited. When the company makes a call for the balance payment, you will be liable to pay the balance sum. If you have sold the partly-paid shares, the buyer will be liable to pay the sum.

How to apply for Lloyds Enterprises Limited Rights Issue?

Once you either receive the REs from the company or purchase them from the market, you can apply for the rights shares using the methods below;

You can check the application process here.

You will need to enter your Demat account’s Beneficiary Owner ID, which is a 16-digit number, while applying for the rights issue.

The option to apply for rights shares through the RTAs portal is not available for this rights issue.


What will happen to my purchased holding of RE shares if I do not apply for the rights issue?
Your REs will lapse, and you will lose the premium paid to acquire them. The RE will be in the form of temporary demat securities, which will lapse if not renounced/exercised once the trading window is closed.

I don’t have the shares, but I bought REs. Am I still eligible to apply for the rights issue?
In case you have bought REs but don’t have shares, you’re still eligible for the rights issue. You may apply for the rights shares either through the RTA’s portal or via net banking ASBA if your bank allows it. If you don’t take any action and let the REs remain in your Zerodha account, they will lapse after the issue.

You can read more FAQs on Rights Issue and Rights Entitlements here.

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Thank you. could someone explain the opening price of this RE, It opened at 26 and trading at ~+19% from the opening price around 10 am. Does this mean it listed a premium? What would be the cost price to me if I have these RE and sell it now?

Today it was supposed to be listed; I guess it’s not done yet, and they haven’t credited the RE shares.

it got listed and i have the credit shares too.

its trading as well

Bump. anyone who can throw some light on this?

The RE price depends on demand and supply, so it opened at 26 and moved up. If you got it as a shareholder, whatever price you sell it for is your gain.

If you bought it from the market, your cost is the price you paid.

Thanks @nithin_kumrr. TO reconfirm you are suggesting that i can just take zero as my aquisition cost? There is this concept of base price for RE shares. I cant relate this to the data for LLOYDS RE.

The acquisition cost is zero because they are credited free of cost to eligible shareholders.

I tried searching on this. A rough way is base price of RE = closing price of the stock on the day before issue opens - rights issue price.

So since the closing on Aug 22 was 68.89 and the issue price is 39, the base comes to 29.89. But that’s not the acquisition cost, it’s just a reference.

The RE actually opened around 26.35, which can differ depending on demand, supply, news etc.