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Minority shareholders are opposing its delisting and merger with parent ICICI Bank on grounds of unfavourable valuation and swap ratio.
Barely a month after receiving shareholder approval for delisting from the bourses and merging with parent ICICI Bank, ICICI Securities is in trouble with its minority shareholders.
A group of over 100 shareholders, led by investor Manu Rishi Guptha, have filed a class action suit with the National Company Law Tribunal against ICICI Securities regarding the delisting plan, Moneycontrol reported on Sunday.
This comes after a majority of shareholders of I-Sec voted in favour of it delisting from the bourses and merging with ICICI Bank. But the vote was largely backed by institutional investors, with 84% of them supporting the …
The beleaguered lender outperformed larger rivals—and itself—on several metrics in FY26, but one-offs and a still weak retail engine keep its investors on edge.
While the earnings have been encouraging, the real challenge lies in addressing the slowing deposit growth and leadership uncertainty.
ICICI Bank’s steep hike in minimum balance requirements and subsequent U-turn raise questions about whether these rules can and should endure.
