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*Cerebra Integrated Technologies* have announced to dilute around 38% stake
amounting to Rs.16.1 Cr as a part of share-for-vendor-supply deal.

The company is planning to foray into e-waste management business and will
use part of the money to finance its plant and machinery and for services.

It has planned to issue shares at Rs.17.50 per share to each - *Scenic
Overseas*, Singapore (36,00,000 equity shares / 14.8% stake), *Leytron
Technology*, Singapore (33,00,000 equity shares / 13.6 stake) and *Cimelia
Resource Recovery*, Singapore (23,00,000 equity shares / 9.48% stake).

Post allotment, these three firms will together become foreign promoters of
the company.

The present stake of Indian promoter is 5.2% which will decline to 3.2% post
allotment.

Cerebra is planning a three-phased strategy to enter the e-waste management
business. In the first phase it would get into repair, refurbishment &
recycling of electronic boards and to set up a recycling plant. Thereafter
it would set up a copper smelting plant and other base metal extraction
plants and finally in the third phase it would set up plastic recycling unit
through a plastic to fuel conversion plant.

Founded in 1992, listed company Cerebra's principal activity is to provide
IT services and hardware. Its services include legal process outsourcing,
medical transcription, electronic manufacturing services and infrastructure
management.

Singapore based Leytron Technology Pte Ltd is engaged in power installation,
controlling and monitoring electical engineering.

Cimelia Resource Recovery, an integral arm of *Enviro-Hub Group* of
companies, provides electronic waste management and recycling solutions.


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Hardik Shah

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