Kati Patang Lifestyle shareholding Q1 FY27: June 2026

What the June 2026 disclosures show

Kati Patang Lifestyle Limited has disclosed its shareholding pattern for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, giving investors an updated view of promoter and public ownership. The filing shows public shareholders holding 64.05% of the company’s total equity shares, while promoters hold 35.95%. The total number of equity shares disclosed in the pattern stood at 53,326,024. Within this, the disclosure also breaks out fully paid-up and partly paid-up shares held by promoters and public shareholders. These details matter because Kati Patang Lifestyle has multiple corporate actions in the recent period involving rights shares, calls, and conversion of partly paid shares.

Break-up of promoter and public holdings

According to the shareholding pattern, promoters held 19,170,999 shares as of June 30, 2026. This comprised 19,150,999 fully paid-up shares and 20,000 partly paid-up shares. Public shareholders held 34,155,025 shares, made up of 31,034,946 fully paid-up shares and 3,120,079 partly paid-up shares. The presence of partly paid-up shares in both categories indicates that the share capital structure was not uniform across all holders at that point in time. Investors typically track these numbers because partly paid shares can move to fully paid status after call money is paid.

Promoter-group off-market purchase: 19 lakh shares

In a separate disclosure, Kati Patang Lifestyle said Virtual Software & Training Pvt Ltd, described as a member of the promoter group, acquired 19 lakh shares through an off-market purchase. The acquisition took place across two dates, June 5 and June 8, 2026. After the transaction, the acquirer’s stake rose to 6.58% of the total diluted share capital, as stated in the filing. The company also disclosed context for the shares, noting that they had been transferred to the acquirer in February 2026 as collateral against a loan of ₹50 lakh (₹0.50 crore). It added that the shares have now been returned following the repayment arrangement.

Deal mechanics and what is still pending

The filing specifies that 1.90 lakh shares were purchased on June 5, 2026, and 17.10 lakh shares on June 8, 2026. The mode of acquisition was stated as an off-market purchase. The company also disclosed that out of the original 20 lakh shares transferred as collateral, the remaining 1 lakh shares are expected to be transferred shortly. This detail is relevant because it suggests the promoter-group stake position may see another small change once the pending transfer is completed. Any such update would typically flow through subsequent disclosures and the next shareholding pattern.

Diluted share capital numbers disclosed with the acquisition

Kati Patang Lifestyle stated that the total diluted share capital of the target company after the acquisition stands at ₹48,44,98,520 (about ₹48.45 crore). This diluted capital consists of 4,84,49,852 fully paid-up equity shares of ₹10 each and 31,40,079 partly paid-up equity shares of ₹5 each, as per the disclosure. Investors often use diluted capital when assessing percentage holdings because partly paid shares can affect the denominator. The filing’s explicit split between ₹10 fully paid and ₹5 partly paid shares helps readers reconcile the stake percentage stated for the acquirer.

Financial results: FY26 loss and Q4 snapshot

The company reported a consolidated net loss of ₹188.92 lakh (₹1.8892 crore) for the financial year ended March 31, 2026. It also reported a standalone net loss of ₹91.27 lakh (₹0.9127 crore) for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. For that quarter, total income stood at ₹14.92 lakh and total expenses were ₹106.18 lakh. The company disclosed basic and diluted EPS of ₹-0.21 on a standalone basis and ₹-0.85 on a consolidated basis for the quarter. These figures were part of the audited results approved by the board at a meeting held on May 30, 2026.

Corporate actions and governance updates

Kati Patang Lifestyle disclosed that the board approved the audited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026 at the May 30, 2026 meeting. It also approved the appointment of Dinesh Bajaj & Company, Chartered Accountant, as internal auditor for FY 2026-27. Separately, the company disclosed to BSE on April 7, 2026 that it does not qualify as a Large Corporate under SEBI regulations because long-term borrowings were below ₹100 crore. It also reported zero outstanding borrowings from debt securities as of March 31, 2026, and said no credit ratings were applicable.

Strategic acquisitions: Agnetta International and Empyrean Spirits

The company has disclosed multiple steps around acquisitions and stake changes. It increased its stake in CHADKP HOLDINGS LIMITED, the parent company of Chadlington Brewery and The Tite Inn in the UK, from 23% to 51%. It also announced the 100% acquisition of Agnetta International to diversify into wines and spirits. In relation to preferential allotments, it disclosed that 14,58,333 equity shares were allotted at ₹24 each (₹10 face value and ₹14 premium) for an aggregate consideration of ₹3,49,99,992 (about ₹3.50 crore) to acquire 100% stake in Agnetta International via a share swap arrangement. It also disclosed an allotment of 2,77,760 equity shares at ₹24 each for an aggregate consideration of ₹66,66,240 (about ₹0.67 crore) to acquire a further 1.43% stake in Empyrean Spirits Private Limited.

Share capital changes and shareholder approvals

The company disclosed that consequent to the above allotments, its fully paid-up equity share capital increased from ₹48,44,98,520 comprising 4,84,49,852 equity shares to ₹50,18,59,450 comprising 5,01,85,945 equity shares of ₹10 each. Kati Patang Lifestyle also disclosed that its Extraordinary General Meeting concluded on April 6, 2026, and that both special resolutions linked to strategic acquisitions were passed with 99.99% shareholder approval. The resolutions covered acquiring 100% stake in Agnetta International Private Limited and acquiring 38,728 equity shares in Empyrean Spirits Private Limited, representing approximately 2% equity to make it a wholly owned subsidiary. These steps, combined with rights-issue related partly paid shares and conversions, explain why investors may see multiple share capital figures across different disclosures.

Operating expansion and revenue expectation disclosed

The company has also highlighted operational expansion, including a new lease line in Roorkee with a capacity of 3 lakh cases per month. It said its presence in the Delhi market expanded to 200+ retail vends and 100 HCR outlets. In the same set of updates, it disclosed an expected Q1 FY27 group revenue of ₹6.5 crore. The company also cited operational highlights such as re-entering Goa and expanding into Haryana, Chandigarh, and Uttarakhand.

Key numbers at a glance

Why the disclosures matter for investors

The June 2026 shareholding pattern gives a clean snapshot of promoter versus public ownership, but the company’s filings show that capital structure has been evolving due to partly paid shares, calls, conversions, and preferential allotments. The promoter-group off-market purchase is particularly relevant because it changes ownership within the promoter group and is tied to a disclosed financing arrangement involving collateral. Separately, the acquisition-related share swaps increase paid-up capital, which affects per-share metrics and the base used for stake calculations. For investors tracking the stock, the key is to reconcile each disclosure by its stated basis, such as total equity shares in the shareholding pattern versus total diluted share capital in the acquisition filing.

Conclusion

Kati Patang Lifestyle’s June 2026 filings combine a quarter-end shareholding snapshot with transaction-specific updates that explain shifts within the promoter group and the broader capital base. Alongside this, the company has disclosed audited FY26 losses, governance updates, and acquisition steps aimed at expanding its alcohol beverage portfolio. The next points to watch are any disclosure confirming the transfer of the remaining 1 lakh shares referenced in the collateral arrangement and subsequent shareholding pattern updates reflecting the company’s changing share capital.