LSE Financial Services Announces PKR 159M Rights Issue
LSE Financial Services Limited.LSEFSL · Inv. banks / inv. cos. / securities cos.Material informationFiled Pakistan timeSummary
LSE Financial Services Limited launches a Rs 159M rights issue to fund investments in SPACs and other ventures, with trading commencing in October 2026.
Kind of disclosure: Expansion/Capex
Read the original filingKey facts
- Rights issue announced
- Rs 159M
- Investment in SPACs
- Rs 120M
- Underwriter appointed
- Dawood Equities Limited
- Regulatory approval required
- SECP
- Trading of rights begins
- 2026-10-12
- Investment timeline
- 2027-03-13
- Potential risks identified
- Undersubscription, Credit, Liquidity
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