Homre Share Price Slips 2% After ₹12.5cr Warrant Plan

Stock snapshot: recent prices and percentage moves

Homre Ltd’s share price was reported at ₹1.97 as of 21 Aug, 2026, with a move of 0.04 (-1.99%) cited in the provided data. Another update showed the stock at ₹1.91 as on 26 Aug 2026 at 12:00 AM. A separate market close reference put the price at ₹1.95 at the close of the market. The stock was also shown at ₹1.94 (-0.03, -1.52%) with a timestamp of 24-Aug-2026, 13:54:13, and ₹2.00 as on Jul 17, 2026.

These points indicate trading in a narrow low-price band through July and August 2026, with frequent small absolute changes translating into meaningful percentage moves. Data in the text also includes a market closed snapshot dated 19/08/2026 showing 1.980 and a daily change of +1.54%. The same grid also listed a 5-day change of +6.45% and a “1st Jan Change” of +7.61%. Since the inputs come from multiple timestamps and screens, the figures should be read as point-in-time prints rather than a single continuous record.

Circuit limits and reported traded value

The provided data states Homre’s upper circuit limit at ₹2.05 and lower circuit limit at ₹1.97. It also lists a “Value” of ₹1.83 L, which is ₹0.0183 crore. With the lower circuit matching the ₹1.97 reference price, the stock appeared to be trading close to its lower bound on that day.

Bid/ask information in the text includes “Bid / Ask 0.00 / 0.00” in one snapshot, while another line shows “Bid / Ask 11,767.00 2.33 / 101.00.” These prints are presented without surrounding context in the input, so they are best treated as platform-specific snapshots rather than a consolidated order book.

Board approval: preferential issue of fully convertible warrants

Homre Ltd’s board approved a preferential issue of fully convertible warrants (FCWs) up to ₹12.50 crore. The board meeting date mentioned in the text is August 19, 2026. The instrument described is “warrants convertible into equity shares,” with the post-issue shareholding pattern stated to assume full conversion of the warrants.

The text also notes that the issue price is to be determined with reference to August 25, 2026. This is a key detail because preferential issues typically reference a specified date for pricing, and the eventual conversion would affect the equity base if and when the warrants are converted.

Private placement figure: ₹3.125 crore mentioned separately

Alongside the ₹12.50 crore board-approved limit, the input also contains a separate line stating that Homre Limited announced a private placement to issue convertible warrants on a preferential basis for gross proceeds of INR 31,250,000 on August 19, 2026. INR 31,250,000 equals ₹3.125 crore.

Because both numbers appear in the supplied material, they should be treated as two reported figures tied to the same date, without assuming how they reconcile. One figure may represent a cap or authorization amount, while the other may reflect a tranche or a specific placement size, but the provided text does not explicitly explain the relationship.

AGM date on the calendar

The same set of inputs states that the 36th Annual General Meeting (AGM) is scheduled for September 24, 2026. For investors tracking corporate actions, the AGM date is relevant because shareholder approvals and related disclosures often align with corporate fundraising timelines.

The text does not specify whether the preferential issue requires shareholder approval at the AGM, so it is presented here only as a confirmed scheduled event mentioned in the material.

Market capitalisation reference in the data

A table snippet in the input lists “Current Share Price ₹2.94” and “Market cap ₹587.68m.” Converting the market cap to a single base unit, ₹587.68 million equals ₹58.768 crore. This market cap and the ₹2.94 price print appear as part of the same snippet, but they are not dated in the provided text.

Given that other prices in August are around ₹1.91–₹1.97, readers should note that the ₹2.94 reference may correspond to a different date or screen. The source text does not provide a timestamp for that specific market cap snippet.

Key facts table

What the fundraising means for investors, based on the text

The instrument described is a fully convertible warrant, which means it can convert into equity shares. The text explicitly notes that the post-issue shareholding pattern assumes full conversion. For existing shareholders, this detail matters because full conversion implies a larger equity base than before conversion, though the input does not provide the current share count or promoter holding.

The issue price reference date of August 25, 2026 is another concrete point investors tend to watch, because it anchors how pricing is determined in a preferential issue. However, the input does not provide the final issue price, the number of warrants, the identity of allottees, or the conversion timeline.

Company contact details shown in the material

The provided text contains the following contact fields: R-4, Unti-102, 1st Floor, Khirki Extention Main Road, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110017; Tel. 011-49096562; Email cs@tritoncorp.in. The document does not specify whether these details are for Homre Ltd directly or appear as part of a platform listing, but they are included as stated.

Conclusion

Homre’s August 2026 updates combine low-priced trading near ₹1.91–₹1.97 with a board-approved preferential issue of fully convertible warrants up to ₹12.50 crore. The same material also mentions a ₹3.125 crore private placement figure dated August 19, 2026 and an AGM scheduled for September 24, 2026. The next concrete milestones referenced are the pricing date tied to August 25, 2026 and the AGM date, which may bring further disclosures connected to the proposed fundraising.