Aegis Logistics to sell 51% stake in step-down subsidiary HALPG for ₹701.61 crore
Aegis Logistics' Board approved selling 51% equity in step-down subsidiary HALPG to associate AVTL for ₹701.61 crore. The transaction, a related-party deal, will be completed by January 15, 2026.
The transaction involves a considerable monetary value (₹701.61 crore) and results in a change in the group structure with HALPG ceasing to be a subsidiary. While HALPG's turnover contribution is low, its net worth contribution is significant (10.07%), making this a material corporate action with potential strategic implications for the company's financials and operations.
The company is selling a significant stake in a step-down subsidiary to an associate company for a substantial consideration of ₹701.61 crore, which is a positive cash inflow. The transaction is identified as an arm's length related-party transaction, indicating fair valuation.
Aegis Logistics Limited announced that its Board of Directors, at a meeting held on October 29, 2025, approved the sale of a 51% equity stake in Hindustan Aegis LPG Limited (HALPG). * The stake, comprising 6,21,146 equity shares of ₹10/- each, is currently held by Aegis Gas (LPG) Private Limited (AGPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aegis Logistics. * The buyer is Aegis Vopak Terminal Limited (AVTL), an Associate Company of Aegis Logistics. * The transaction, subject to shareholders' approval, will result in HALPG ceasing to be a subsidiary of AGPL and a step-down subsidiary of Aegis Logistics. * The consideration for this sale is ₹7,01,60,71,920/- (₹701.61 crore). * As of March 31, 2025, HALPG contributed ₹1,68,13,01,000 (₹168.13 crore) or 2.49% to the company's turnover and ₹4,47,24,05,330 (₹447.24 crore) or 10.07% to its net worth. * The transaction is classified as a related party transaction between AGPL and AVTL and is conducted on an arm's length basis. * The completion of the sale is expected on or before January 15, 2026.
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