Koiya International promoter group acquires 350,000 shares, raising stake to 10.53%

What Koiya International announced

Koiya International Ltd filed a disclosure under Regulation 29(2) of the SEBI Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers (SAST) Regulations, 2011. The filing, made on 19 June 2026, informs the market that a promoter group has purchased 350,000 equity shares of the company from Mr. Shaju Thomas. The acquisition was executed through an open‑market transaction on the BSE on 15 June 2026, raising the promoter’s stake from 5.81% to 10.53% of the total voting capital.

Acquisition specifics

• Seller: Mr. Shaju Thomas
• Acquirer: Promoter / promoter group of Koiya International Ltd
• Number of shares acquired: 350,000 equity shares carrying voting rights
• Mode of acquisition: Open market purchase via the stock‑exchange mechanism (BSE)
• Date of acquisition: 15 June 2026
• Price per share: Not disclosed in the filing
• Equity share capital (pre‑ and post‑transaction): Rs 6,02,18,000 representing 60,21,800 equity shares of Rs 10 each (excluding 44,900 partly paid‑up shares)
• Diluted voting capital after transaction: 60,21,800 active voting equity shares (no change)

The filing confirms that the total equity share capital of Koiya International remains unchanged, indicating that the transaction was a secondary market purchase rather than a primary issuance.

Shareholding impact

Before the transaction, the promoter group held 3,50,000 shares, equivalent to 5.81% of the total voting capital. After acquiring an additional 350,000 shares, the promoter’s holding increased to 6,33,926 shares, representing 10.53% of the total voting capital. The breakdown is as follows:

No shares were encumbered, pledged, or otherwise restricted as part of the transaction. The increase in promoter stake is purely a result of the open‑market purchase.

Regulatory context

Regulation 29(2) of the SEBI (SAST) Regulations mandates that any person acquiring, directly or indirectly, 5% or more of the voting rights in a listed company must disclose the acquisition to the stock exchanges within two working days. The filing satisfies this requirement, providing details of the number of shares, percentage holdings before and after the transaction, mode of acquisition, and the identity of the seller.

The disclosure also includes the following standard statements:

• The total equity share capital and diluted voting capital of the target company remain unchanged.
• The transaction was executed through the stock‑exchange mechanism, ensuring transparency and compliance with market regulations.
• The filing is signed by the authorized signatory on 18 June 2026, confirming the accuracy of the information.

Key facts at a glance

Why this matters for investors

The increase in promoter shareholding signals a higher level of confidence by the promoter group in the company’s prospects. Because the transaction was a secondary market purchase, it does not dilute existing shareholders; the total number of shares outstanding remains the same. However, a larger promoter stake can influence corporate governance, voting outcomes at shareholder meetings, and strategic direction. The filing also confirms that the company remains compliant with SEBI’s disclosure norms, reducing regulatory risk for investors.

Investors should note that the price paid for the shares was not disclosed, so the financial impact on the promoter’s cash position cannot be assessed from this filing alone. The unchanged equity capital and lack of new issuances mean that the company’s balance sheet is not directly affected by this transaction.

Conclusion

Koiya International Ltd disclosed that a promoter group purchased 350,000 shares from Mr. Shaju Thomas on 15 June 2026, raising its stake to 10.53% of the total voting capital. The acquisition was executed via an open‑market transaction, complies with SEBI Regulation 29(2), and does not alter the company’s share capital or dilute existing shareholders. The filing provides transparency on promoter holdings, a key piece of information for shareholders monitoring corporate control.

The promoter group’s increased stake reflects a material change in the shareholding pattern, now standing at 10.53% of voting capital.