Adani Enterprises Subsidiary to Acquire 100% Stake in FSSPL for ₹820 Cr
Adani Defence Systems & Technologies Limited, a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, will acquire the remaining 44.6% stake in Flight Simulation Solutions Private Limited (FSSPL). This will make FSSPL and its subsidiary FSTC wholly owned. The deal values FSTC at an enterprise value of ₹820 crore and is expected within two months.
The acquisition is strategic for expanding into the aviation services sector, but the direct financial impact is moderate relative to the overall size of Adani Enterprises.
The acquisition is positive as it expands the company's subsidiary's footprint in the aviation services industry and increases its ownership to 100% in key entities.
Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Adani Defence Systems & Technologies Limited (ADSTL), has signed a Share Purchase Agreement to acquire the remaining 44.6% stake in Flight Simulation Solutions Private Limited (FSSPL). Currently, ADSTL holds a 55.40% stake in FSSPL. Upon completion of this transaction, ADSTL's shareholding in FSSPL will increase to 100%, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.
This acquisition will also lead to ADSTL increasing its effective stake in Flight Simulation Technique Centre Private Limited (FSTC), a subsidiary of FSSPL, from the existing 72.80% to 100%. FSSPL, along with its subsidiaries, is involved in providing integrated flight training services to airline pilots. FSTC is a DGCA and EASA approved pilot training organization.
The acquisition is aimed at expanding ADSTL's footprint in the Aviation Services industry. FSSPL reported a consolidated revenue of ₹235 crore for FY 2025-26. The acquisition involves a cash consideration, with an enterprise value for FSTC set at ₹820 crore. The transaction is expected to be completed within two months.
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