Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Gets a Boost from UAE-Based Investor
A significant change has occurred in the shareholding structure of Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Ltd, a small-cap stock currently trading under ₹50. Siraj Holdings LLC, a UAE-based company, has acquired a substantial 23.33% stake in Blue Cloud Softech Solutions through a preferential allotment.
Details of the Acquisition
The acquisition involves 17,57,25,000 equity shares with voting rights, marking a strategic entry by the international investor into the Indian listed tech company. Prior to this transaction, Siraj Holdings did not hold any shares in Blue Cloud Softech Solutions, making this a fresh and sizeable acquisition.
The preferential allotment was executed on December 10, 2025, and has increased the company’s equity share capital from 43,62,81,600 shares to 75,30,81,600 shares. With this, Siraj Holdings now holds 23.33% of both the total issued and diluted share capital of the company.
Impact of the Acquisition
This acquisition is expected to provide fresh capital access to Blue Cloud Softech Solutions while bringing in an international strategic investor. Although the filing does not elaborate on the intended use of funds, preferential allotments are typically aimed at strengthening balance sheets, funding expansion, or improving liquidity positions.
Recent Developments and Growth Plans
Blue Cloud has accelerated its growth momentum with the announcement of a large-scale global expansion strategy targeting the USD 957.30-billion addressable market spread across 56 Commonwealth countries. The company’s roadmap centers on scaling its AI-driven healthcare platforms — BluBio (biobanking and diagnostics), BluHealth (digital health), and Bioster (environmental safety).
- Strategic backing from the Commonwealth Medical Association and the Indian Medical Association, representing over 1.5 million healthcare professionals.
- A sizeable ₹110.8-crore contract for Data Annotation and AI Training Services from US-based Stratos Forge Inc.
- Net profit of ₹15 crore in the September quarter, up from ₹11 crore in Q2FY25, with operating revenue rising to ₹253 crore.
Stock Performance
Despite these positive business developments, the small-cap stock fell 4% intraday, hitting a day’s low of ₹23.50. The stock is currently down 62% from its 52-week high of ₹61.45. However, over the long term, Blue Cloud has delivered exceptional returns, generating a remarkable 304% return in the last five years.