Aegis Vopak Enters Share Purchase, Shareholders Agreements with Itochu Corp
Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited entered into agreements with Itochu Corporation for the sale of a 10% stake in its subsidiary, Aegis Terminal (Pipavav) Limited, for ₹80.32 crore. The transaction, dated March 27, 2026, will reduce Aegis Vopak's stake from 96% to 86%. Agreements include SPA 1, SPA 2, and a Shareholders' Agreement.
The transaction involves a significant subsidiary and a substantial financial consideration, impacting the company's shareholding structure and potentially its future strategic direction.
The company has entered into definitive agreements for a strategic stake sale and partnership, which is generally viewed positively as it brings in a new partner and secures funding.
Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited (AEGISVOPAK) has executed a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA 1) and a Shareholders' Agreement (SHA) with Itochu Corporation, and a second Share Purchase Agreement (SPA 2) concerning its subsidiary, Aegis Terminal (Pipavav) Limited (ATPL). These agreements, dated March 27, 2026, formalize the previously approved proposal for the sale of a 10% equity stake, equivalent to 50,000,000 equity shares of ₹10 each, in ATPL to Itochu Corporation. The aggregate consideration for this stake transfer is ₹80,32,00,000 (Eighty Crores Thirty-Two Lakhs).
Under SPA 1, AEGISVOPAK will transfer the shares to Itochu. Currently holding 96% of ATPL's equity, AEGISVOPAK will retain an 86% stake post-transaction. The agreement includes indemnification provisions for Itochu and outlines post-closing actions, such as the transfer of certain ammonia tanks at Pipavav Port by Aegis Logistics Limited to ATPL on a slump sale basis.
The SHA, entered into by AEGISVOPAK, ATPL, Itochu Corporation, Mr. Murad Moledina, and Mr. Sudhir Omprakash Malhotra, governs the inter-se rights and obligations related to ATPL's management and operations. It provides specific rights, including reserved matter rights, to AEGISVOPAK and Itochu, contingent upon fulfilling the SHA's terms.
SPA 2 is designed to become effective only if the agreed terms and conditions within the specified timeline are not fulfilled. This agreement stipulates that AEGISVOPAK would purchase the 10% equity stake in ATPL from Itochu. The parties involved in these agreements are not related to AEGISVOPAK's promoter or promoter group.
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