Amber Enterprises' subsidiary IL JIN completes bonus share allotment; stake remains 89.71%
Amber Enterprises' subsidiary, IL JIN Electronics, completed its bonus share allotment on August 17, 2026. Amber received 30,49,12,000 equity shares, maintaining its 89.71% stake. The transaction involved no cash consideration and is considered complete.
The impact is considered low as the acquisition is an internal restructuring (bonus issue) by a subsidiary, and Amber's shareholding percentage remains unchanged. No new capital has been deployed or acquired.
The announcement details a bonus issue and share allotment by a subsidiary. While it involves a significant number of shares, the percentage holding remains unchanged and there is no cash consideration, indicating a neutral financial impact.
Amber Enterprises India Limited (Amber) has announced the completion of a bonus issue by its material subsidiary, IL JIN Electronics (India) Private Limited (IL JIN), on 17th August 2026. Following the sub-division of IL JIN's equity shares from ₹10 to ₹5 each, Amber has been allotted 30,49,12,000 equity shares.
Despite the increase in the number of equity shares held by Amber in IL JIN, its percentage shareholding remains unchanged at 89.71%. This is because the bonus shares were allotted proportionately to all existing shareholders. Prior to the bonus allotment, Amber's shareholding in IL JIN increased from 60,98,240 equity shares to 1,21,96,480 equity shares due to the share split.
IL JIN, incorporated in 2001, is a provider of high-precision Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) serving various sectors including automotive, consumer durables, and renewable energy. The acquisition, which is considered complete as of 17th August 2026, involved no cash consideration or share swap. The company has confirmed that this transaction does not constitute a related party transaction, as bonus issues are excluded from the definition by SEBI LODR Regulations. No governmental or regulatory approvals were required for this allotment.
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