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Supernet Technologies to Issue Rights Shares for Rs. 914.77 Million

Supernet Technologies to Issue Rights Shares for Rs. 914.77 Million

Key Takeaways

  • Supernet Technologies Limited has approved a rights issue of approximately Rs. 914.77 million.
  • The company will offer eligible shareholders about 85 rights shares for every 100 ordinary shares held.
  • Proceeds from the share offer will strengthen Supernet’s capital base and support ongoing technology projects.

Supernet Technologies Limited has announced a significant fundraising initiative through a rights issue, aiming to raise approximately Rs. 914.77 million. The company's board of directors has approved the issuance of 91.48 million ordinary shares at Rs. 10 per share, subject to regulatory approvals.

According to the company, eligible shareholders will be offered about 85 rights shares for every 100 ordinary shares they hold. This proposed issue represents approximately 85 percent of Supernet’s existing paid-up capital, underscoring its strategic importance in bolstering the firm's financial position and operational capabilities.

The fundraising initiative follows a recent merger between Supernet Technologies Limited and Supernet Limited, which has significantly expanded the company's operations and business portfolio. The merger has also enhanced Supernet’s presence in regional markets through its UAE operations while continuing to grow its business footprint in Pakistan.

In addition to these strategic moves, Supernet recently secured a substantial contract worth approximately Rs. 1 billion for the modernization of communications infrastructure in Pakistan. This project is expected to contribute significantly to the company's financial performance during fiscal year 2026-27, highlighting its commitment to technological advancements and market expansion.

Supernet has also announced that its directors and major shareholder, Telecard Limited, intend to subscribe to their respective rights entitlements or arrange subscriptions. Any unsubscribed portion of the issue will be underwritten in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, ensuring a smooth execution of the fundraising initiative.

The company's decision to proceed with this rights issue is part of its broader strategy to strengthen its capital base and support ongoing technology projects. By leveraging these resources, Supernet aims to further enhance its competitive edge in the telecommunications sector and capitalize on emerging opportunities in Pakistan’s rapidly growing digital landscape.

Supernet Technologies Limited has consistently demonstrated a commitment to innovation and growth, making this rights issue an integral part of its long-term strategic plan. The company's focus remains on expanding its market presence and delivering value to shareholders through robust financial performance and technological advancements.