What was filed
Adani Enterprises told the exchanges that its Rights Issue Committee, at a meeting on July 13, 2026, approved converting a tranche of partly paid-up rights equity shares into fully paid-up shares. The step follows receipt of the pending call monies from shareholders, after the company issued reminder notices dated May 13 and May 18, 2026 for the First Call and the Second and Final Call payments.
The converted shares fall into two groups: shares that were previously 75% paid-up, on which the Second and Final Call has now been received, and shares that were previously 50% paid-up, on which both the First Call and the Second and Final Call have now been received. Once converted, the shares carry the same ISIN as the company's ordinary equity.
Why it matters to a holder
This is a routine administrative step in the closing stages of a rights issue rather than a new fundraise or a change to the business. As call monies come in, the temporary partly paid instruments — which trade under separate ISINs — are folded into the regular fully paid equity line. For holders, the practical effect is that this batch of shares ceases to exist as a distinct partly paid security and merges into the standard equity count. The company asked the exchanges only to take the information on record.
