The company had informed the stock exchanges regarding the same on Tuesday, December 23.
Coforge will also be holding an analyst meet later this evening
as well. The stock, since the announcement, has declined 7% in the last two sessions.
This is the second fund raise Coforge is looking at over the last 18 months. Earlier, it had raised ₹2,240 crore via the issue of shares to eligible institutional buyers via a qualified institutional placement (QIP) to fund the acquisition of Cigniti Technologies.
It had issued shares to eligible institutions at ₹4,600 apiece. The price is not adjusted for the stock split that the company carried out earlier this year.
Coforge has negligible cash on its book and is eyeing $2 billion revenue run-rate over the next few quarters. During its last analyst meet, the company had assured there would be no further data center investments in the offering.
However, the stock is under pressure because of a risk to further dilution because of the fund raise, the firm's ash conversion guidance is the weakest among its peers. Also, concerns over whether the 70% free cash flow/PAT guidance will be under threat.
Coforge shares ended the previous session 2.4% lower at ₹1,737 apiece. The stock has declined 9.8% this year, so far.
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