Senthil Infotek stake: Srinivas takes 40.78% in 2026

Key disclosure at a glance

Senthil Infotek Limited has reported a sharp shift in ownership after Gogineni Srinivas acquired a 40.78% stake in the company. The transaction was disclosed as an off-market deal completed on September 30, 2026. According to the filing, Srinivas acquired 20,59,300 equity shares of Senthil Infotek. The disclosure also states he had no shares or voting rights in the company before this transaction. Post-transaction, the acquired shares represent 40.78% of the company’s equity and voting share capital.

What the filing says about the acquisition

The company’s disclosure identifies the acquisition as an off-market transaction, which means it did not occur through the normal exchange order book. Off-market transfers are commonly used for negotiated share transfers between parties. Importantly, the filing does not indicate any change in the total equity share capital due to this acquisition. That detail suggests the deal involved a transfer of existing shares rather than a fresh issue of shares by the company. The reported data in the filing shows Srinivas’s holding moving from nil to 20,59,300 equity shares, corresponding to 40.78%.

Why an off-market route matters

Because off-market transfers happen outside regular exchange matching, they can reflect negotiated terms between buyer and seller. The disclosure, however, does not provide details on the counterparty for Srinivas’s September 30, 2026 transaction. It also does not state the price paid per share for this specific off-market acquisition. What is clearly stated is the post-transaction ownership percentage and the number of shares acquired. For investors tracking control and ownership, these details become central because they change voting power even when the company’s share capital stays unchanged.

Open offer outcome: no public shares tendered

Separately, the information provided notes that an open offer by Kolli Murali Krishna and Gogineni Srinivas to acquire up to 26% of Senthil Infotek concluded with zero shares tendered by public shareholders. That means the open offer process, as described in the provided information, did not result in any additional shares being acquired from the public. The text does not include the open offer price or timeline beyond the conclusion outcome. It also does not specify whether the open offer was triggered by earlier agreements or acquisitions, but it connects the names of the acquirers to the takeover trail described later.

The takeover trail: Share Purchase Agreement in April 2026

The takeover trail includes a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) executed on April 08, 2026. Under this agreement, Kolli Murali Krishna and Gogineni Srinivas agreed to buy 31,76,300 equity shares, representing 62.90% of the voting share capital. The negotiated price disclosed was ₹5.50 per share. The total consideration for the promoter stake purchase was disclosed as ₹1,74,69,650, which the provided text describes as about ₹1.75 crore (₹1.746965 crore).

Promoter holding data and what it indicates

The provided shareholding pattern snapshot shows promoter holding at 62.90% and public holding at 37.10%, with other institutions shown as 0%. It also states promoter holding remained unchanged at 62.90% in the June 2026 quarter. The information further notes promoters held 62.90% at June 2026 and that this level was broadly unchanged since June 2025. Over the last six months, the promoter holding is described as having almost stayed constant. Pledged promoter holdings are described as insignificant in the provided information.

Promoter-group off-market sale by Cementeel Constructions

The data also references a promoter-group transaction involving Cementeel Constructions Private Limited. As described, Cementeel Constructions sold 8,67,000 equity shares of Senthil Infotek via an off-market transaction. The same note says Cementeel sold its entire 17.17% stake in Senthil Infotek Limited. The consideration is reported as ₹47.68 lakh, which is ₹0.4768 crore, and the off-market transaction is also described as valued at about ₹0.48 crore. The transaction date for this sale is stated as August 31, 2026.

Market references: market cap and quoted price points

As of 2 October 2026, Senthil Infotek’s market capitalization is stated to be ₹22.25 crore. The same set of information says shareholding as of 2 October 2026 shows promoters holding 62.9% and public at 37.1%. A separate market reference provided says Senthil Infotek Ltd share price is shown for NSE as ₹0.00 and for BSE as ₹41.97 as on Sep 07, 2026 at 12:13 PM. The text does not explain the reason for the NSE price being shown as ₹0.00, so it cannot be interpreted beyond being a reported data point in the provided information.

Snapshot table of disclosed facts

Market impact and what investors can take away

The immediate market-relevant point from the disclosure is the change in voting power from Srinivas having no stake to holding 40.78%. Since the filing does not indicate any increase in total equity share capital, the transaction appears to be a transfer of existing shares, meaning ownership changed hands without dilution. The open offer concluding with zero shares tendered indicates the public did not participate in that offer, based on the information provided. The April 2026 SPA details establish that the acquirers had earlier agreed to purchase a controlling block of 62.90% at a negotiated price, which helps frame the broader ownership developments. Separately, the promoter-group sale by Cementeel Constructions highlights that stake movements also occurred within the promoter group entities via off-market transfers.

Conclusion

Senthil Infotek’s latest disclosure records Gogineni Srinivas acquiring 20,59,300 shares through an off-market transaction on September 30, 2026, taking his stake to 40.78% from nil. Alongside this, the information set includes a concluded open offer with zero public shares tendered and an earlier April 2026 SPA for a 62.90% block at ₹5.50 per share. Investors tracking ownership changes will likely focus on subsequent filings for any further changes in shareholding, promoter-group transactions, or related regulatory disclosures tied to these events.