GRT Jewellers launches ₹431 crore open offer for TBZ’s remaining 25.88% stake

Following its agreement to acquire roughly 75% of Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri from promoters, Chennai-based GRT Jewellers has launched an open offer for the remaining stake. The deal positions GRT to use TBZ’s footprint to accelerate its northern India expansion and pan-India ambitions.

— Source publishedWed, 16 Sept, 2026, 20:18 IST·First seen Wed, 16 Sept, 2026, 20:24 IST·Source The Hindu BusinessLine

What happened

GRT Jewellers launched a ₹431 crore open offer for TBZ’s remaining 25.88% stake after agreeing to acquire about 75% from promoters. The Chennai jeweller aims to

Key facts

  • ₹431 crore open offer
  • 25.88% remaining stake
  • ₹249.61 per share
  • approximately 75% promoter stake
  • ₹1,034 crore majority-stake acquisition

What changed

GRT Jewellers launched a ₹431 crore open offer for TBZ’s remaining 25.88% stake after agreeing to acquire about 75% from promoters. The Chennai jeweller aims to use TBZ to expand into northern markets and build a pan-India presence.

Why this matters

GRT can leverage TBZ’s established northern-market stores, brand equity and customer base to accelerate national expansion, but execution will hinge on smooth integration without diluting TBZ’s heritage positioning.

What to watch

  • Final open-offer acceptance level and resulting GRT shareholding.
  • Offer price versus TBZ’s market price and any shareholder demand for a revised bid.
  • SEBI, stock-exchange and competition-related approvals or conditions.
  • Changes to TBZ’s board, senior leadership, auditor, related-party arrangements and capital-allocation policy.
  • Store additions, closures or refurbishment announcements in Maharashtra, Delhi-NCR and other northern markets.