Targets release of the remaining 50 lakh pledged shares by FY27
Mumbai: In a move highlighting improved fiscal health and credit profile, robust capital structure, and strengthening stakeholder confidence, the promoters of Capacit’e Infraprojects Limited have successfully released 35,50,000 pledged shares, representing approximately 13.2% of the promoter & promoter group shareholding in the Company.
The release comprises 25,50,000 shares released from pledge in June 2026 by promoter & promoter group, followed by the release of an additional 10,00,000 shares in May 2026 by another promoter group entity.
This development marks a significant milestone in the Company’s ongoing efforts to enhance its capital structure and reduce promoter share encumbrances. The promoter group has outlined a clear roadmap for further deleveraging and intends to progressively release the balance pledged shares, with a target of reducing the remaining 50 lakh pledged shares by the end of FY27, subject to business and financing conditions.
Commenting on the development, Mr. Rohit Katyal, Founder & Chairman, Capacit’e Infraprojects Limited, said, “Over the past few quarters, we have remained focused on strengthening our balance sheet, enhancing financial flexibility, and improving the quality of promoter shareholding. The release of 35.50 lakh pledged shares represents a significant step in that journey and reflects the steady progress we are making towards reducing promoter share encumbrances. While a portion of these pledges was linked to project-specific non-fund-based facilities, we have been systematically working towards their release as the business continues to strengthen.”
The reduction in promoter share encumbrances reflects the Company’s improving financial position, prudent capital management practices, and sustained focus on long-term value creation. Backed by a strong order book, execution capabilities, and a healthy growth outlook, Capacit’e Infraprojects remains well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities arising from India’s expanding infrastructure and construction sector.






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