Amber's subsidiary IL JIN completes acquisition of 40.20% stake in Unitronics
Amber's subsidiary IL JIN completed the acquisition of a 40.20% controlling stake in Unitronics (1989) (R"G) Ltd. for NIS 156,082,400.25 on October 9, 2025, making Unitronics a step-down subsidiary.
The acquisition of a 40.20% controlling stake makes Unitronics a step-down subsidiary, which is a notable strategic move that could have a medium-term impact on Amber's consolidated financials and market position.
The completion of a significant acquisition, resulting in a controlling stake in Unitronics, is generally positive as it expands the company's operational footprint and potential for growth.
Amber Enterprises India Limited announced that its material subsidiary, IL JIN Electronics (India) Private Limited ("IL JIN"), has completed the acquisition of a 40.20% stake in the equity share capital of Unitronics (1989) (R"G) Ltd. ("Unitronics") through ILJIN Holding Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of IL JIN. * IL JIN Holding Ltd acquired 5,624,591 ordinary shares of Unitronics at an aggregate purchase price of NIS 156,082,400.25, with a per share price of NIS 27.75. * The acquisition involved two main transactions: * FIMI Opportunity V, L.P and FIMI Israel Opportunity V, Limited Partnership sold 4,385,351 ordinary shares, representing approximately 31.34% of Unitronics's issued and paid-up share capital, for approximately NIS 121,693,490. * Mr. Haim Shani sold 1,239,240 ordinary shares, representing approximately 8.86% of Unitronics's issued and paid-up share capital, for approximately NIS 34,388,910. * This transaction, constituting a controlling stake of 40.20%, was concluded on 09 October 2025. * As a result, Unitronics has become a subsidiary of ILJIN Holding and, consequently, a step-down subsidiary of IL JIN and Amber.
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