Executive Summary
The June 26, 2026, batch of 15 filings reveals a significant uptick in corporate restructuring and consolidation activity across Indian sectors, with a clear focus on vertical integration and operational synergies.
Key themes include the amalgamation of loss-making subsidiaries into stronger parents (Ipca-Krebs, Kisan Mouldings-Apollo Pipes) to secure critical supply chains and achieve scale, alongside strategic diversification into high-growth sectors like sugar (Bharatam Ventures) and renewable energy (Powerica, NTPC). Insider activity shows a mixed picture: a promoter sale at Gautam Exim contrasts with a small insider buy at Gamaco, while promoter reorganisation via gifts is seen at Clean Science and Som Datt Finance. Capital allocation remains conservative, with small initial investments in new subsidiaries and no major buybacks or dividends announced. The most critical development is the Apollo Pipes-Kisan Mouldings scheme, which will create a larger player in the pipes industry but involves significant dilution for KML shareholders. Overall, the filings point to a market where well-capitalised companies are opportunistically absorbing weaker entities to consolidate market share, while others are planting flags in emerging sectors like semiconductors and renewables.
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Investment Signals (10)
- Bharatam Ventures (Pet Plastics) (BULLISH)▲
Acquired 99.9987% of Penganga Sakhar Karkhana for ₹1.79 Cr; target's turnover surged 495% from ₹14.04 Cr in FY24 to ₹83.53 Cr in FY26, indicating a high-growth, value-accretive entry into sugar processing
- Ipca Laboratories ↓ (BULLISH)▲
Amalgamating loss-making Krebs Biochemicals (total income ₹26 Cr) to secure fermentation-based API supply for its largest-selling formulation; the 7:200 share swap is highly favourable for Ipca, with minimal dilution (promoter holding drops just 6 bps)
- Apollo Pipes ↓ (MIXED)▲
Acquiring Kisan Mouldings via a 4.96:100 share swap; the combined entity will have enhanced scale and cost synergies, but existing APL shareholders face dilution as public holding rises from 47.99% to 50.52%
- Gautam Exim ↓ (BEARISH)▲
Promoter Parmeshwar Ojha sold 5,01,000 shares (2.03% of equity) in a single market transaction on June 24, reducing his stake from 11.40% to 9.37%; this is a significant insider sell with no disclosed reason, raising governance concerns
- Powerica ↓ (NEUTRAL)▲
Incorporated Windfusion Renewable with ₹25 Lakh capital to develop wind/solar/hybrid projects; aligns with India's renewable push but is a very small initial bet with no near-term revenue visibility
- Tilaknagar Industries ↓ (MIXED)▲
Invested an additional ₹2 Cr in Bartisans (cocktail mixers) via CCPS at ₹12,752/share, increasing stake to 41.45%; however, Bartisans' turnover remained flat at ₹3.5 Cr in FY26 vs FY24, suggesting the investment is not yet generating growth
- Gujarat Fluorochemicals ↓ (NEUTRAL)▲
Incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary for semiconductors and specialty chemicals with just ₹1 Lakh capital; a strategic move into a high-growth sector but at a very early, immaterial stage
- Gamaco Limited (BULLISH)▲
Promoter group member Rashi Goenka acquired 53,000 shares (0.10% stake) in open market over two days, increasing her holding to 2.80%; a small but positive insider signal indicating confidence
- Clean Science and Technology ↓ (NEUTRAL)▲
An 18.86% stake transfer among promoters via gift (no consideration) is a reorganisation, not a sale; no change in control, but the sheer size of the transfer (2,00,38,000 shares) suggests succession or estate planning
- NTPC ↓ (NEUTRAL)▲
Incorporated a Mauritius subsidiary for a floating solar + BESS project with a minimal ₹19.8 Lakh investment; a low-risk, early-stage entry into the Mauritius power market with no near-term financial impact
Risk Flags (8)
- Kisan Mouldings (Delisting Risk) [HIGH RISK]▼
The scheme of arrangement with Apollo Pipes will result in the cancellation of all KML shares and delisting; KML shareholders receive only 4.96 APL shares per 100 KML shares, implying a significant value erosion for minority holders
- Krebs Biochemicals (Loss-Making Subsidiary) [MEDIUM RISK]▼
Krebs has been continuously incurring losses with total income of only ₹26 Cr vs Ipca's ₹7,431 Cr; the amalgamation aims to turn it around, but there is execution risk in reviving a chronically loss-making unit
- Gautam Exim (Promoter Selling) [HIGH RISK]▼
A 2.03% promoter stake sale in a single day with no disclosed reason is a red flag; it could indicate financial distress or lack of confidence in the company's near-term prospects
- Tilaknagar Industries (Stagnant Investment) [MEDIUM RISK]▼
Bartisans' turnover flat at ₹3.5 Cr for two years despite TI's continued backing (now 41.45% stake); the ready-to-pour cocktail mixer market may be more competitive than anticipated, and the investment is not yielding growth
- Apollo Pipes (Dilution Risk) [MEDIUM RISK]▼
Post-merger, APL's promoter holding drops from 51.72% to 49.20%, and public holding rises to 50.52%; this could make the company more vulnerable to activist investors or takeover bids
- Ipca Laboratories (Integration Risk) [MEDIUM RISK]▼
While the Krebs acquisition secures a critical API supply, integrating a loss-making entity with a different business model (fermentation vs. chemical synthesis) poses operational challenges
- Cyber Media (Regulatory Conditions) [LOW RISK]▼
The NSE observation letter includes 20 specific compliance conditions that must be met before the merger can proceed; any non-compliance could delay or derail the scheme
- Som Datt Finance (Promoter Gift) [LOW RISK]▼
A 1.76% stake transfer via gift within the promoter group is exempt from open offer, but it concentrates ownership further (donee's stake rises to 7.94%); minority shareholders have no say in this reorganisation
Opportunities (8)
- Ipca Laboratories / Krebs Amalgamation↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Ipca gains in-house fermentation-based API capability for its largest-selling formulation, reducing dependency on a handful of global suppliers; the 7:200 share swap is highly accretive for Ipca shareholders, and the turnaround of Krebs could unlock significant value
- Bharatam Ventures / Sugar Diversification (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Acquired a sugar company with 495% turnover growth over two years for just ₹1.79 Cr; if the growth trajectory continues, this could be a highly value-accretive diversification, especially given the favourable sugar cycle in India
- Apollo Pipes / Kisan Mouldings Merger↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
The combined entity will have enhanced scale, cost synergies, and a stronger market presence in the pipes industry; APL's stock could re-rate as the market prices in the benefits of consolidation
- Powerica / Renewable Energy Push↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Incorporation of Windfusion Renewable positions Powerica to capitalise on India's renewable energy targets; while early, the subsidiary could become a significant growth driver if it secures viable projects
- Gujarat Fluorochemicals / Semiconductor Foray↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
The new subsidiary for semiconductors and specialty chemicals aligns with India's PLI schemes for electronics manufacturing; a small initial investment, but a potential long-term growth catalyst
- Gamaco Limited / Insider Buying (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Rashi Goenka's open market purchase, though small, signals promoter confidence at a time when the stock may be undervalued; worth monitoring for further accumulation
- NTPC / Mauritius Solar Project↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
NTPC's entry into Mauritius via a floating solar + BESS project could open up a new revenue stream in the island nation's growing renewable energy market; low initial investment with potential for replication
- Cyber Media / Merger Simplification↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
The merger of CMRSL into CMIL simplifies the corporate structure and could lead to better capital allocation and cost savings; once regulatory approvals are in place, the stock could see a re-rating
Sector Themes (5)
- Vertical Integration in Pharmaceuticals◆
The Ipca-Krebs amalgamation is a textbook example of vertical integration to secure critical API supply chains. This trend is likely to continue as Indian pharma companies seek to reduce dependence on Chinese imports for fermentation-based and other specialised APIs.
- Consolidation in Pipes & Plastics◆
The Apollo Pipes-Kisan Mouldings merger is a significant consolidation move in the pipes industry, creating a larger player with enhanced scale and market share. This could trigger further M&A in the sector as smaller players seek to compete.
- Strategic Diversification into High-Growth Sectors◆
Multiple companies (Bharatam Ventures into sugar, Powerica and NTPC into renewables, Gujarat Fluorochemicals into semiconductors) are making small, early-stage bets on high-growth sectors. This reflects a broader corporate trend of exploring adjacent opportunities without significant capital commitment.
- Insider Activity: Mixed Signals◆
Insider activity is split: a significant promoter sale at Gautam Exim (bearish) contrasts with a small insider buy at Gamaco (bullish) and large promoter reorganisation via gifts at Clean Science and Som Datt Finance (neutral). This suggests selective confidence rather than a broad-based trend.
- Conservative Capital Allocation◆
Across the board, companies are making small initial investments (₹1 Lakh to ₹2 Cr) in new subsidiaries and acquisitions, with no major buybacks or dividends announced. This indicates a cautious approach to capital deployment, possibly due to uncertain macroeconomic conditions.
Watch List (8)
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The merger scheme has received NSE/BSE observations with 20 conditions; watch for submission to NCLT within the 6-month validity period (by Dec 25, 2026) and any further regulatory hurdles.
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The next quarterly results for Bartisans will be critical to see if the additional ₹2 Cr investment has started to generate revenue growth after two years of stagnation.
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Monitor for any further promoter selling or corporate announcements following the 2.03% stake sale; a pattern of selling would be a strong bearish signal.
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The scheme requires multiple regulatory approvals (NCLT, CCI, etc.); watch for any objections from minority shareholders or regulators, and the timeline for completion.
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Post-amalgamation, monitor Krebs' operational turnaround and R&D progress on new fermentation-based APIs; success could be a significant value driver for Ipca.
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Watch for project announcements or partnerships in the renewable energy space; the subsidiary's ability to secure viable wind/solar projects will determine its impact.
- NTPC (Mauritius) Energy Limited👁
The floating solar + BESS project in Mauritius is a new geography for NTPC; monitor project progress and any further investments in the region.
- Bharatam Ventures / Penganga Sakhar👁
The sugar company's rapid growth (495% in 2 years) needs to be sustained; watch for quarterly updates on sugar production and realisations.
Filing Analyses
(15)
26-06-2026
Cyber Media (India) Limited (CMIL) has received 'no adverse observations' from BSE and a 'No objection' letter from NSE for its proposed scheme of merger by absorption of its subsidiary Cyber Media Research & Services Limited (CMRSL) into CMIL. The observation letters, dated June 25, 2026, were received on June 26, 2026, and include several compliance conditions from SEBI, such as ensuring the scheme complies with LODR regulations, disclosing ongoing enforcement actions, and providing detailed financial and risk information to shareholders. The scheme remains subject to further regulatory approvals, including from the NCLT, and the NSE observation letter is valid for six months.
- · The observation letters were received from BSE and NSE on June 25, 2026, and the company intimated the stock exchanges on June 26, 2026.
- · The NSE observation letter includes 20 specific compliance conditions (a through r) that the companies must adhere to.
- · The NSE observation letter is valid for six months from June 25, 2026, within which the scheme must be submitted to NCLT.
- · The scheme was initially approved by the Board on January 24, 2026, and the application was filed with BSE and NSE on January 31, 2026.
- · The observation letters are available on the company's websites: https://cybermedia.co.in/ and https://www.cmrsl.net/.
26-06-2026
Tilaknagar Industries Limited (TI) has approved a further investment of ₹2 Crore in Round the Cocktails Private Limited (Bartisans) by subscribing to 1,569 Compulsory Convertible Preference Shares at ₹12,752 per CCPS. Post investment, TI's stake in Bartisans will increase to 41.45%. Bartisans, a ready-to-pour cocktail mixer company, reported flat turnover of ₹3.5 Cr in FY26 (same as FY24) and net worth of ₹1.0 Cr, indicating stagnant top-line performance despite TI's continued backing.
- · Bartisans was incorporated on 19-Aug-2021.
- · The investment is a cash consideration transaction.
- · Completion of the acquisition is expected on or before 31st August 2026.
- · The transaction is at arm's length and does not involve related parties.
- · Bartisans' net worth as of March 31, 2026 is only ₹1.0 Crore, indicating a thin equity base.
- · No governmental or regulatory approvals are required for the acquisition.
26-06-2026
Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited (GFCL) has incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary, GFCL Semiconductor and Advanced Materials Limited, on June 26, 2026, in India. The subsidiary will operate in specialty chemicals and semiconductor devices, including integrated circuits. The company subscribed to equity shares at a cost of ₹1 Lakh, representing 100% shareholding.
- · The subsidiary is incorporated in India.
- · The subsidiary's business includes designing, developing, manufacturing, and dealing in specialty chemicals, semiconductor devices, integrated circuits, electronic components, software, and related technologies.
- · No governmental or regulatory approvals were required for the incorporation.
- · The consideration is in cash.
26-06-2026
Powerica Ltd announced the incorporation of a wholly owned subsidiary, Windfusion Renewable Private Limited, on June 26, 2026, with the approval of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The subsidiary is focused on renewable energy projects including wind, solar, and hybrid power. Powerica subscribed to 100% of the subsidiary's paid-up share capital (250,000 equity shares at ₹10 each) for a total cash consideration of ₹2,500,000.
- · The subsidiary is incorporated in India under the Companies Act.
- · The subsidiary's main objects include setting up and developing wind, solar, wind-solar hybrid, and other renewable power projects.
- · No governmental or regulatory approvals were required for the incorporation beyond the Ministry of Corporate Affairs approval.
- · The consideration is in cash and the listed entity holds 100% control over the WOS.
26-06-2026
Sunteck Realty Limited has incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary, Eminara Buildcon Private Limited (EBPL), on June 26, 2026, for real estate activities. The company subscribed to 10,000 equity shares of ₹10 each for a total cash consideration of ₹1,00,000, resulting in 100% ownership. This is a routine corporate structuring move with no related-party or regulatory approval implications.
- · The subsidiary is incorporated in India and classified under the real estate industry.
- · No governmental or regulatory approvals were required for the incorporation.
- · The transaction is not a related-party transaction, and no promoter/group entities have an interest in EBPL.
26-06-2026
Bharatam Ventures Limited (formerly Pet Plastics Ltd.) completed the acquisition of a 99.9987% equity stake in Penganga Sakhar Karkhana Private Limited for a cash consideration of ₹1,79,99,760 (₹1.79 Crore). The target company is engaged in sugar manufacturing and allied agro-processing, with turnover growing from ₹1,404 Lakh in FY24 to ₹8,352.89 Lakh in FY26. The acquisition is a strategic diversification into the sugar sector, but no financial details of the acquirer or funding sources were disclosed.
- · The acquisition was completed on June 26, 2026, following a disclosure on May 28, 2026.
- · The target company's turnover grew from ₹1,404 Lakh in FY24 to ₹8,352.89 Lakh in FY26, showing rapid growth.
- · The acquisition is not a related party transaction and was done on an arm's length basis.
- · No governmental or regulatory approvals are pending post-completion.
26-06-2026
Kisan Mouldings Limited (KML) has approved a two-stage Scheme of Arrangement to amalgamate first its wholly owned subsidiary KML Tradelinks Private Limited (KTPL) into itself, and then amalgamate KML into Apollo Pipes Limited (APL). The scheme, effective from April 1, 2026, will see KML shareholders receive 4.96 equity shares of APL for every 100 shares held. The combined entity aims to achieve operational synergies, economies of scale, and enhanced market competitiveness, though the transaction will result in the delisting of KML and the cancellation of its equity shares.
- · The appointed date for the scheme is April 1, 2026.
- · KML's promoter shareholding pre-arrangement was 70.56% (8,42,87,623 shares); post-arrangement, all KML shares are cancelled.
- · APL's promoter shareholding post-arrangement will be 49.20% (2,27,80,000 shares) compared to 51.72% pre-arrangement, while public shareholding will increase from 47.99% to 50.52%.
- · The share exchange ratio is 4.96 equity shares of APL (face value ₹10 each) for every 100 equity shares of KML (face value ₹10 each).
- · KTPL has zero turnover and negligible net worth (₹0.02 Cr), making its amalgamation a purely structural step.
- · The scheme is subject to approvals from shareholders, creditors, stock exchanges, SEBI, NCLT, and other regulatory authorities.
26-06-2026
Rashi Goenka, a promoter group member of GAMCO LIMITED, acquired 53,000 equity shares (0.10% of total capital) via open market transactions on June 24-25, 2026, increasing her holding from 2.70% to 2.80% of the paid-up equity share capital. The acquisition was disclosed under SEBI SAST Regulations.
- · Face value of each equity share is Rs. 2/-.
- · Acquisition was made through open market transactions over two days (24-06-2026 to 25-06-2026).
- · Total diluted share capital after acquisition is Rs. 10,80,63,000/- consisting of 5,40,31,500 equity shares.
26-06-2026
Clean Science and Technology Limited reported an inter-se transfer of 2,00,38,000 equity shares (representing 18.86% of the company's share capital) among promoters and promoter group members by way of gift, with no consideration involved. The transfers were executed from Ashok Ramnarayan Boob, Asha Ashok Boob, and Nilima Krishnakumar Boob to ARB Business Trust, AAB Business Trust, Asha Ashok Boob, and Alaknanda Business Trust. As this is a reorganisation of holdings within the promoter group with no change in ultimate control, the filing is procedural in nature and does not reflect a change in corporate ownership or financial performance.
- · Transfers were executed via off-market inter-se gift without any consideration.
- · The transfers are made under Regulation 10(1)(a)(ii) of the SEBI SAST Regulations.
- · The total transferred shares amount to 18.86% of the company's share capital.
- · Prior intimations were filed on 1st June 2026 (Reg 10(5)) and 10th/11th June 2026 (Reg 10(6)).
- · The disclosures were submitted on the SEBI Intermediary Portal (SI Portal) with application numbers 684, 701, 702, and 683 between 22–23 June 2026.
26-06-2026
Ipca Laboratories Limited has approved the Scheme of Amalgamation of Krebs Biochemicals & Industries Ltd., its subsidiary, to achieve operational synergies, secure supply of critical fermentation-based APIs and drug intermediates, and enable R&D for new fermentation-based products. The transaction involves a share-swap ratio of 7 equity shares of Ipca for every 200 shares of Krebs, with no cash consideration, and will result in a marginal reduction in promoter shareholding from 44.72% to 44.66%. However, Krebs has been incurring continuous losses (total income of only Rs. 26 Crores versus Ipca's Rs. 7431 Crores, mostly from conversion charges) and the amalgamation aims to leverage Ipca's financial strength to turn around the business.
- · Krebs Biochemicals & Industries Ltd. has been continuously incurring losses and is unable to invest in R&D for new fermentation-based APIs.
- · The appointed date for the Scheme is 1st April 2026, effective upon receipt of all approvals.
- · The share exchange ratio is 7 equity shares of Re.1 each of Ipca for every 200 fully paid-up equity shares of Rs.10 each held in Krebs.
- · Equity and preference shares of Krebs held by Ipca shall be cancelled with no consideration issued.
- · Post-scheme promoter shareholding reduces marginally from 44.72% to 44.66% (a drop of only ~0.06 percentage points).
- · Public shareholding increases from 55.28% to 55.34%.
- · Krebs holds a manufacturing facility capable of producing fermentation-based APIs, a capability Ipca currently lacks.
- · Krebs supplies one fermentation-based API used in Ipca's largest-selling formulation, and only a handful of manufacturers exist globally for this API.
26-06-2026
The Board of Krebs Biochemicals & Industries Limited has approved a scheme of amalgamation with Ipca Laboratories Limited, with an appointed date of April 1, 2026. Under the scheme, Krebs (total income ₹26 Cr, loss-making) will be merged into Ipca (total income ₹7,431 Cr) in a share-for-share swap of 7 Ipca shares for every 200 Krebs shares, with no cash consideration. The merger aims to secure supply of a critical fermentation-based API and drug intermediates, while leveraging Ipca's financial strength to revive Krebs' R&D and manufacturing capabilities.
- · Krebs is continuously incurring losses and cannot fund R&D for new fermentation-based APIs.
- · Ipca does not have a fermentation-based API manufacturing capability, which Krebs possesses.
- · Krebs produces one fermentation-based API used in Ipca’s largest selling formulation, with only a handful of global manufacturers.
- · Krebs also produces few drug intermediates used in Ipca’s key APIs.
- · The transaction is a related party transaction and is being done at arm’s length.
- · The board meeting started at 11:30 a.m. and concluded at 1:00 p.m. on June 26, 2026.
26-06-2026
Apollo Pipes Limited (APL) announced a Scheme of Arrangement to amalgamate its wholly-owned step-down subsidiary KML Tradelinks (KTPL) into Kisan Mouldings (KML), and then KML into APL. APL will issue 4.96 equity shares for every 100 shares held in KML. The scheme aims to achieve operational synergies, cost reduction, and a stronger market presence, but comes with significant regulatory approvals and potential dilution for existing APL shareholders.
- · Appointed date for the scheme: April 1, 2026
- · The first step amalgamation (KTPL into KML) involves no issuance of shares as KTPL is a wholly owned subsidiary of KML.
- · The second step amalgamation (KML into APL) share exchange ratio: 4.96 APL shares for every 100 KML shares (face value ₹10 each).
- · Fairness opinion on share exchange ratio provided by Corporate Professionals Capital Private Limited (SEBI registered Category-I Merchant Banker).
- · Registered Valuer for valuation report: Axiology Valuetech Private Limited (IBBI registered).
- · The scheme requires approvals from shareholders, creditors, BSE, NSE, SEBI, and NCLT.
- · KML's promoter holding in APL post-arrangement becomes public holding, leading to promoter dilution from 51.72% to 49.20% in APL.
- · KML shareholders receive APL shares, thus the public shareholding in APL increases from 47.99% to 50.52%.
26-06-2026
NTPC Limited has incorporated a new wholly owned subsidiary, NTPC (Mauritius) Energy Limited, in Mauritius on June 26, 2026, to develop a Floating Solar Photovoltaic (FSPV) project with Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and pursue other power sector businesses in Mauritius. The subsidiary is capitalized at MUR 1,000,000 (approx. INR 19,80,000) and is a newly incorporated entity with no current turnover. This is a small initial investment for a project development vehicle, with no financial returns expected in the near term.
- · The subsidiary was incorporated pursuant to the disclosure made on 23rd December 2025.
- · The entity is a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Limited.
- · No governmental or regulatory approvals have been mentioned as required; the filing lists Ministry of Power, DIPAM, and Registrar of Companies, Mauritius as likely approval bodies.
- · The consideration for acquisition is subscribed in cash.
26-06-2026
Promoter and Director Parmeshwar Ojha sold 5,01,000 equity shares of Gautam Exim Limited on June 24, 2026, reducing his stake from 11.40% to 9.37% of the company. The sale was executed on the BSE via a market transaction, and the disclosure was filed under SEBI Takeover and Insider Trading regulations.
- · The sale was executed on June 24, 2026, and the disclosure was filed on June 26, 2026.
- · The transaction was a market purchase/sale on the BSE.
- · No derivative contracts (futures or options) were held or traded by the promoter.
- · The promoter's remaining shareholding post-sale is 9.37% of the company.
26-06-2026
Crescentis Capital Limited (formerly Som Datt Finance Corporation Ltd.) disclosed an inter-se transfer of 3,00,000 equity shares (1.76% of paid-up capital) within its promoter group via a gift transaction on June 24, 2026. Dr. Bhaskara Rao Bollineni transferred the shares to Mr. Bhavanam Ruthvik Reddy, reducing his holding from 68.80% to 67.04%, while Mr. Reddy's stake increased from 6.17% to 7.94%. The aggregate promoter group shareholding remains unchanged, and the transaction is exempt from open offer requirements under SEBI Takeover Regulations.
- · The transaction was executed off-market by way of gift on June 24, 2026.
- · Disclosures were received from both parties on June 24, 2026, and filed with BSE on June 26, 2026.
- · The company's registered office is at 8-2-502/1/A, Ground Floor, JIVI Towers, Road No 7, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad - 500034.
- · The company was formerly known as Som Datt Finance Corporation Ltd.
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