IRB Infrastructure shareholders pass resolution for Rs 5,347 crore capital inflow
IRB Infrastructure Developers had convened an extra ordinary general meeting of its shareholders online on November 20, 2021.

- Nov 20, 2021,
- Updated Nov 20, 2021 5:51 PM IST
IRB Infrastructure Developers on Saturday said that its shareholders have passed a resolution which will enable capital inflow of Rs 5,347 crore into the company. IRB Infrastructure Developers convened an extra ordinary general meeting of its shareholders online on November 20, 2021, the company said in a statement.
"...This will now enable the company to issue shares to the tune of Rs 5,347 crore to the Cintra Global S.E. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Ferrovial S.A) and the Bricklayers Investments Pt. Ltd. (an affiliate of GIC, Singapore Sovereign wealth fund)," it said.
The statement said overall 95 per cent of the votes casted have been in favour of the resolution.
All the large institutional shareholders of the company voted in favour of the resolution, it added.
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IRB Infrastructure Developers on Saturday said that its shareholders have passed a resolution which will enable capital inflow of Rs 5,347 crore into the company. IRB Infrastructure Developers convened an extra ordinary general meeting of its shareholders online on November 20, 2021, the company said in a statement.
"...This will now enable the company to issue shares to the tune of Rs 5,347 crore to the Cintra Global S.E. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Ferrovial S.A) and the Bricklayers Investments Pt. Ltd. (an affiliate of GIC, Singapore Sovereign wealth fund)," it said.
The statement said overall 95 per cent of the votes casted have been in favour of the resolution.
All the large institutional shareholders of the company voted in favour of the resolution, it added.
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