ITC share price adjusts by Rs 26 on NSE as stock trades ex-demerger of hotels biz
ITC Share Price: Following the record date for demerging ITC Hotels, ITC Ltd’s shares were adjusted by Rs 26 on NSE and Rs 27 on BSE, reflecting the separation. ITC will distribute 60% of ITC Hotels’ shares among existing ITC shareholders, retaini...

After trading in the equity and F&O segments for ITC started at 10 am, following the discovery of the equilibrium price in the call auction session, ITC's share price was adjusted to Rs 455.6 on NSE (a fall of Rs 26) and Rs 455 on BSE (an adjustment of Rs 27).
ITC will issue 1 ITC Hotels share for every 10 ITC shares to all unitholders whose names appear in the record books on Monday. This means the last day to buy was Friday, as trade settlement takes T+1 days.
As part of the demerger deal, ITC will retain 40% of the hotel shareholding, and the remaining 60% will be equally distributed among existing ITC shareholders.
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When will ITC Hotels shares list?
ITC has not yet announced the listing date as it requires regulatory approvals. The market expects the stock to be listed on stock exchanges by mid-February.As of now, ITC Hotels is the 51st stock on Nifty and the 31st stock on Sensex, but only in a dummy form.
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"However, as it is not traded live, its market cap and price will remain constant until it lists. After its listing, for three trading days, the live market cap will be considered to calculate its weight in all the indices," Nuvama said.
This was also seen in August 2023 when Jio Financial moved out of the heavyweight Reliance Industries (RIL).
What does it mean for ITC and ITC Hotels shareholders?
ITC said the demerger will help the hotels business in attracting appropriate investors and strategic partners/ collaborations whose investment strategies and risk profiles are aligned more sharply with the hospitality industry.In addition, it will unlock value of the Hotels Business for the Company’s shareholders by providing them a direct stake in the new entity along with an independent market driven valuation thereof. This move by the Company also reinforces the sharper capital allocation strategy put in place in recent years, manifest in the pivot to ‘asset-right’ strategy in the Hotels Business.
"Analysts anticipate that ITC's standalone valuation will align more closely with FMCG peers due to improved return ratios and focused growth. At the same time, ITC Hotels could emerge as a premium hospitality stock with its tailored growth strategies," Satish Chandra Aluri, Lemonn Markets Desk, said.
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