On Tuesday, CNBC-TV18 had reported, citing sources that FILA was looking at selling up to 7% stake in DOMS Industries worth ₹892 crore. The base deal was for the sale of 5.2% equity, with an upsize option of 1.8%.
Sources added that the floor price was set at ₹2,100 per share, a discount of around 9% from its previous close.
At the end of the March quarter, promoter Fila – Fabbrica Italiana Lapis Ed Affini Spa held 26.01% stake in the company, as per data available on the exchanges.
DOMS Industries said it entered an asset purchase agreement (APA) with Reynolds Pens India Pvt. Ltd. and other entities of the Newell Brands group to acquire assets and liabilities related to the sale and manufacture of pens, markets, highlighters and school supplies under the Reynolds brand.
The transaction comprises an upfront consideration of $3.7 million, excluding inventory value.
The acquisition is set to broaden the company’s product portfolio and strengthen its presence in the market across writing instruments and school supplies.
DOMS Industries’ management has guided for a capital expenditure programme of ₹250 crore – ₹275 crore in the financial year 2027 and has indicated that the company would remain in a high capex cycle for the next three years as it develops its 45 acre manufacturing unit and newly-acquired land.
Shares of DOMS Industries ended the previous session 2.3% up at ₹2,322.4 apiece. The stock increased 1.7% in the past month but is down 10.7% this year, so far.
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First Published: Jun 17, 2026 9:25 AM IST
