Rights Issues 2026
Open and upcoming rights issues by listed Indian companies, with the issue price, rights ratio, record date and offer dates.
Open Rights Issues
| Company | Offer dates | Rights issue price | Size | Ratio | Record date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuni Textile Mills | 28 Sep – 26 Oct 2026 | ₹1 | ₹48.99 Cr | 15:4 | 16 Sep 2026 |
Upcoming Rights Issues
| Company | Offer dates | Rights issue price | Size | Ratio | Record date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
No upcoming rights issues right now. | |||||
Recently Closed
| Company | Offer dates | Rights issue price | Size | Ratio | Record date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jaykay Enterprises | 7 Sep – 18 Sep 2026 | ₹75 | ₹154.29 Cr | 3:19 | 28 Aug 2026 |
What is a rights issue?
A rights issue lets existing shareholders buy new shares of the company, usually at a discount to the market price, in proportion to what they already hold. A ratio of 1:5 means one new share for every five held on the record date.
Rights entitlements
Eligible shareholders receive rights entitlements (REs) in their demat account. You can apply for the shares with them, sell (renounce) them on the stock exchange during the renunciation period, or let them lapse. Unused entitlements lapse when the issue closes.
Should you apply?
Compare the rights price with the market price, look at why the company is raising money, and remember that not applying dilutes your stake. This page lists offers; it does not recommend them.
Rights Issues: FAQs
Who is eligible for a rights issue?
Shareholders whose names are on the company's records on the record date.
What happens if I don't apply in a rights issue?
Your rights entitlements lapse when the issue closes and your percentage holding in the company falls, because new shares are issued to others.
How do I apply for a rights issue?
Through ASBA in your bank's net banking, or through your broker if it supports rights issues, using the rights entitlements credited to your demat account.