Amber Enterprises subsidiary IL JIN to acquire 38.50% stake in Ascent Circuits for ₹336.75 Crore
Amber Enterprises' subsidiary, IL JIN, will acquire an additional 38.50% stake in Ascent Circuits for ₹336.75 Crore. This will increase IL JIN's shareholding in Ascent from 60% to 98.50%. The acquisition is expected to be completed by June 30, 2026, and aims to strengthen IL JIN's position in the electronics sector.
The acquisition involves a significant financial consideration and increases the controlling stake in a subsidiary, which is expected to have a notable impact on the company's consolidated financials and operational control.
The acquisition of a larger stake in a subsidiary is a strategic move that is expected to improve operational alignment and synergies, which is positive for the company.
Amber Enterprises India Limited (Amber) announced that its material subsidiary, IL JIN Electronics (India) Private Limited (IL JIN), has executed Share Purchase Agreements (SPAs) on June 18, 2026, to acquire an additional 38.50% equity stake in Ascent Circuits Private Limited (Ascent).
Ascent, which is a subsidiary of IL JIN and a step-down subsidiary of Amber, will see IL JIN's shareholding increase from the current 60% to 98.50% upon completion of the acquisition in one or more tranches. The total consideration for this 38.50% stake is ₹336.75 Crore in cash.
The acquisition aims to enhance IL JIN's position in the electronics sector and achieve closer operational alignment, streamlined governance, and enhanced synergies. Ascent, incorporated in 1999, is engaged in the manufacturing of Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) and reported a turnover of ₹40,187 Lakh in FY2026. The transaction is classified as a related party transaction and has been undertaken at an arm's length.
The acquisition of 37.50% equity stake is expected to be completed on or before June 19, 2026, while the remaining 1% stake acquisition is to be completed on or before June 30, 2026, subject to mutual agreement.
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