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Simarleen kaur
31 March 2023
A private placement is a sale of stock shares or bonds to pre-selected investors and institutions
rather than publicly on the open market. It is an alternative to an initial public offering (IPO) for a
company seeking to raise capital for expansion. Private placements are regulated by the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission under Regulation D. Investors invited to participate in
private placement programs include wealthy individual investors, banks and other financial
institutions, mutual funds, insurance companies, and pension funds.One advantage of a private
placement is its relatively few regulatory requirements.
Moreover, preparing for an IPO may be costly and require significant preparations to ensure
the company’s books and financial reporting meets certain standards. On top of that, being a
public company requires significant ongoing public disclosure, as public companies report
earnings every quarter, and regularly report other key information and events, such as when
the chief executive or other executives buy or sell shares in the company. A private
placement, on the other hand, allows a company to sell shares that are neither publicly
traded nor registered with the SEC, easing both costs and reporting burdens, while also
enabling management to retain a greater degree of control over the company.
In August 2020, the SEC announced changes to its definition of accredited investor that went
into effect in December 2020. With regard to individual retail investors, an accredited investor
includes, among other things:
2) SBI board to seek nod today to raise Rs 10,000 crore via infra bonds
• State Bank Of India (SBI) board will meet on November 29 to consider raising
funds through the issuance of infrastructure bonds worth up to Rs 10,000
crore during FY23.
• The total issuance includes Rs 5,000 crore green-shoe, and the bonds will be
issued through public issue or private placement, SBI informed indices on
November 24.
• In the July-September quarter, SBI's gross non-performing assets (NPA)
eased to 3.52 percent from 3.91 percent in Q1FY23 and 4.9 percent in Q2FY22.
Similarly, net NPAs dropped to 0.8 percent in September 2022 quarter from
1 percent in June 2022 quarter and 1.52 percent in September 2021 quarter.
LT Foods Ltd on Thursday said it has raised nearly Rs 390 crore by selling shares to Saudi Agricultural and
Livestock Investment Company (SALIC) through private placement.
In a regulatory filing, the company informed that its board has approved issuance and allotment by way of a
preferential allotment on a private placement basis up to 27,408,164 equity shares at a price of Rs 142.23 per
share for cash consideration of up to Rs 389.82 crore.
The preferential issuance of 27,408,164 equity shares is equivalent to 7.89 per cent equity stake in LT
Foods, at Rs 142.23 per share to SALIC, a Saudi Joint Stock Company that is owned by the Public
Investment Fund of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Works Cited
1) https://www.business-standard.com/amp/article/companies/lt-foods-
raises-rs-390-cr-by-selling-shares-to-salic-via-private-placement-
122111000938_1.html
2) https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/topic/private-placement
3) https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/tags/private-
placement.html/amp
4) https://interlinkcapital.in/private-placement.php