
The Hella Infra Story: When Shares Don’t Move in Sync
Imagine a company where two types of shareholders are standing on two very different escalators.
Act 1: The Valuation That Froze Everything
On 30 June 2025, Hella Infra received a valuation report.
At that point:
Act 2: Two Corporate Twists
CCPS Continued at the Old Valuation
Between July and September, additional CCPS were issued using the same June valuation.
There were no revisions or discounts—the pricing remained unchanged.
A Large Bonus Issue for Equity (800:1)
Equity shareholders received 800 shares for every 1 share held.
As a result, the equity share count jumped from 3.5 lakh to 2.83 crore.
CCPS holders did not receive any benefit from this bonus since the CCPS had not yet converted and the DRHP remains confidential.
Act 3: The Overlooked Mismatch
This created a clear divergence:
Equity shares became significantly cheaper due to the bonus issue.
CCPS remained expensive, locked at the pre-bonus valuation.
Two share classes now reflected two very different economic realities. When investors treat them as comparable, valuation distortions arise.
Act 4: What This Means for Investors
If one:
In simple terms:
Act 5: The Investor Checklist
Investment logic differs by instrument:
Equity: cheaper, diluted, bonus-adjusted
CCPS: expensive, pre-bonus, awaiting conversion
Source: https://unlistedzone.com/when-valuation-meets-reality-the-equitypreference-puzzle-at-hella-infra
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