Things about Adani Enterprises' rights issue: price, entitlement ratio, and other crucial information

A ₹24,930 crore rights issue has been introduced by Adani Enterprises, enabling current owners to buy shares at a 24% discount. The subscription period runs from November 25 to December 10, 2025, with the goal of lowering debt while increasing equity and funding infrastructure projects. The Adani Group's flagship incubator, Adani Enterprises (AEL), has begun accepting subscriptions for its enormous ₹24,930 crore rights issue, which is among the biggest in India. Subscriptions for the issue will be accepted until December 10, 2025, having opened on November 25, 2025.

At a significant discount of ₹1,800 per share, which is over 24% less than the current market price, existing shareholders can purchase more shares. Participants must be stockholders as of November 11, the record date. The rights issue will assist retire a portion of the company's debt, fund investments in next-generation infrastructure, and greatly increase the company's share base. The issuance intends to boost long-term capital while providing current investors with a chance to retain ownership at a discounted price, with promoters holding around 74% and expected to subscribe to their entitlement. A Rights Issue: What Is It?

 A rights issue is a way for a publicly traded corporation to generate money by making additional shares available only to its current owners, usually at a discount. In proportion to the number of shares they now own, each shareholder is granted "rights entitlements," which allow them the choice—but not the responsibility—to purchase more shares. Investors may choose to ignore the offer, sell their rights on the market, or subscribe for the new shares. While enabling shareholders to retain ownership without dilution, rights issues assist businesses in financing growth, bolstering their balance sheets, lowering debt, or investing in new initiatives.