Dec. 7, 2007 - Silverline Technologies got re-listed on BSE on Thursday after its trading was suspended from November 13 in order to give effect to the reduction of capital and de-merger of its animation division.
The Rs 10-stock shot up to Rs 220 and finally closed at Rs 160.50, marking a 1,141 per cent gain over the last closing price of Rs 13 on the exchange. About 33-lakh shares changed hands.
Silverline Technologies has demerged its animation division into a separate unit. The new entity, Silverline Animation Technologies, will be listed on the BSE in two weeks. The equity of the new company has been valued at Rs 12 crore which is 4% of the parent company.
The animation company expects revenues of Rs 20-25 crore by the end of the first year. By 2010, the company is planning reach Rs 100 crore in sales.
The Rs 10-stock shot up to Rs 220 and finally closed at Rs 160.50, marking a 1,141 per cent gain over the last closing price of Rs 13 on the exchange. About 33-lakh shares changed hands.
Source Sify and DNA India
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