Amber Enterprises subsidiary IL JIN gains control of Stelltek Technologies
Amber Enterprises India Limited's subsidiary, IL JIN, has gained control of Stelltek Technologies via an amendment to their JV agreement. IL JIN can now appoint the majority of Stelltek's directors, making Stelltek a step-down subsidiary of Amber. Mr. Sudhir Goyal will be appointed as a director on Stelltek's board.
The acquisition of control over a step-down subsidiary is a significant corporate action that can impact the group's overall structure and management oversight, warranting a medium impact.
The acquisition of control by a subsidiary over another entity is generally viewed positively as it consolidates operations and enhances governance and strategic alignment.
Amber Enterprises India Limited announced on 15 February 2026 that its material subsidiary, IL JIN Electronics (India) Private Limited (IL JIN), has executed an Amendment Agreement to its Joint Venture Agreement dated 18 September 2023. This amendment was made with Stelltek Technologies Private Limited (Stelltek) and Nexxbase Marketing Private Limited (Noise).
As a result of this amendment, IL JIN has been granted the right to nominate and appoint the majority of Directors on the Board of Stelltek. Consequently, IL JIN will exercise control over Stelltek's management and policy decisions, as defined under Section 2(27) of the Companies Act, 2013. This move signifies that Stelltek ceases to be a joint venture of IL JIN and becomes its subsidiary, making it a step-down subsidiary of Amber Enterprises India Limited.
In line with this change, IL JIN is initiating the appointment of Mr. Sudhir Goyal, who also serves as the Chief Financial Officer of Amber Enterprises, as a Non-Executive Additional Director on the Board of Stelltek. The amendment focuses on restructuring the Board composition to reflect IL JIN’s enhanced governance role and does not involve any issuance of shares or change in shareholding. The acquisition of control is effective immediately upon the appointment of the majority of directors.
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