SEPC Ltd files SEBI disclosure on acquisition of Mark AB Welfare Trust shares

What SEPC Ltd announced

On 19 June 2026, SEPC Ltd (BSE: 532945) submitted a disclosure under Regulation 10(7) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers) Regulations, 2011. The filing notifies the exchange that the company has undertaken an acquisition of shares from Mark AB Welfare Trust in accordance with Regulation 10(1)(a)(iii), which deals with substantial acquisitions that trigger mandatory disclosure.

The announcement does not contain any quantitative details such as the number of shares acquired, the percentage of voting rights obtained, or the transaction value. Its primary purpose is to comply with SEBI’s statutory requirement to inform the market when a party acquires a material stake in a listed entity.

Regulation 10(7) filing requirements

Regulation 10(7) obliges any person who acquires shares that cross the prescribed threshold (generally 5% of the voting power) to file a notice with the stock exchange within two trading days of the acquisition. The notice must disclose:

• Identity of the acquirer and the target entity,
• Date of acquisition,
• Number of shares and percentage of voting rights acquired,
• Consideration paid, if any. In this case, SEPC Ltd has complied with the procedural aspect by filing the notice, but the public document released on BSE does not disclose the quantitative specifics.

Target entity: Mark AB Welfare Trust

Mark AB Welfare Trust is identified as the shareholder from whom SEPC Ltd has acquired shares. The filing does not elaborate on the nature of the trust, its holdings, or its relationship with SEPC Ltd. No further corporate information about the trust is provided in the disclosed document.

Key facts at a glance

Why this matters for investors

The filing confirms that SEPC Ltd is complying with SEBI’s takeover disclosure regime, which enhances market transparency. While the absence of share‑count or price information limits immediate insight into the scale of the transaction, the disclosure signals that SEPC Ltd has taken a material position in the equity of Mark AB Welfare Trust. Investors should monitor subsequent filings, such as a Regulation 10(2) notice, which may reveal the exact size of the stake and any strategic intent behind the acquisition.

Conclusion

SEPC Ltd has fulfilled its regulatory obligation by filing a Regulation 10(7) notice on 19 June 2026, indicating an acquisition of shares from Mark AB Welfare Trust under SEBI’s substantial acquisition rules. The filing does not disclose the size or value of the transaction, and further details are expected in later disclosures if the acquisition crosses additional thresholds.