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IL&FS would hold a minimum 26 % of equity in Maytas for at least 2 years.
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IL&FS Financial Services Ltd on Wednesday offered to buy 13.25 million equity shares, or 22.51 per cent of paid up capital in Maytas Infra Ltd, at a price of Rs 112.80 per share, the offer manager said in a public announcement. 

 
IL&FS, which holds 14.50 per cent equity shares in Maytas currently, would spend Rs 149 crore for buying the additional stake, SBI Capital Markets Ltd, which manages the offer, said in an advertisement in Financial Express. 
 
IL&FS would hold a minimum 26 percent of equity in Maytas for at least 2 years and shall keep management control in the company during the period, it said. 
 
The offer opens on Oct 24 and closes on Nov 12. The Company Law Board, based on an application by Maytas, has instructed the builder to induct IL&FS Financial Services as a promoter and allow it to assume management control, Maytas said earlier on Monday. 
 
Cash-strapped Maytas was controlled by the family of Ramalinga Raju, the founder of Satyam Computer Services, who resigned from the software firm in January after revealing that profits had been inflated for years. 
 
Since then, Maytas has been put under the government scanner. 
 
ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank and State Bank of India, key lenders to Maytas, invited IL&FS to take a strategic role in Maytas to help revive the company

 

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