Aarti Industries Sells Step-down Subsidiary Shanti Intermediates for ₹150.18 Lakhs
Aarti Industries' subsidiary sold its 100% stake in Shanti Intermediates for ₹150.18 Lakhs on June 23, 2026. The subsidiary contributed 0.11% to consolidated income and (0.02%) to net worth. Buyers are external, and the transaction is at arm's length.
The divested subsidiary contributed a very small percentage to the consolidated income and net worth of Aarti Industries, suggesting that its cessation will have a negligible impact on the overall financial performance of the company.
The sale of a subsidiary is a routine corporate action with minimal financial impact on the parent company. The transaction was conducted at arm's length, and the buyers are not related parties, indicating a standard business divestment.
Aarti Industries Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Aarti Corporate Services Limited, has sold its entire 100% equity stake in Shanti Intermediates Private Limited. This transaction, completed on June 23, 2026, means Shanti Intermediates is no longer a step-down subsidiary of Aarti Industries.
The financial contribution of Shanti Intermediates to Aarti Industries for the financial year ending March 31, 2026, was minimal. Its total income was ₹880.55 Lakhs, representing 0.11% of the consolidated income, and its net worth was a negative ₹147.80 Lakhs, accounting for (0.02%) of the consolidated net worth.
The sale agreement was entered into on June 23, 2026, with the consideration received for the disposal being ₹150.18 Lakhs. The buyers are Mr. Vallabh Bachubhai Trada and Ms. Rekha Vallabhbhai Trada, who do not belong to the promoter, promoter group, or group companies. The transaction is classified as a related party transaction and has been conducted at arm's length.
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