Anant Raj Limited to acquire 25% stake in Romano Projects for ₹3.58 Crore
Anant Raj Limited will acquire an additional 25% stake in Romano Projects Private Limited for ₹3.58 Crore. This acquisition will make Romano Projects a wholly-owned subsidiary of Anant Raj Limited. The transaction is expected to enhance operational synergies and managerial control.
The acquisition is a strategic move to gain complete control over a subsidiary involved in real estate, which is expected to bring operational synergies. However, the direct financial impact is not substantial enough to be considered high.
The acquisition of the remaining stake in a subsidiary, leading to complete ownership, is generally viewed positively as it can streamline operations and enhance control.
Anant Raj Limited (ARL) announced the outcome of its Finance and Investment Committee meeting held on April 27, 2026. The committee approved an additional investment in its subsidiary, Romano Projects Private Limited (RPPL), by acquiring 12,500 fully paid-up equity shares. This acquisition represents 25% of RPPL's paid-up equity share capital from an existing shareholder.
Following this acquisition, RPPL will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Anant Raj Limited. The transaction is being carried out at an arm's length basis, based on a valuation report from an independent valuer. The consideration for the acquisition of 25% equity shares, which amounts to 12,500 equity shares, is ₹3,58,12,500.
Romano Projects Private Limited is engaged in the real estate business and holds land in Sector 63 A, Gurugram, as part of the "Anant Raj Estate" township. The acquisition is expected to result in operational synergies, streamlined decision-making, and enhanced managerial control. The company's shareholding in RPPL will increase from 75% to 100% upon completion, which is expected to be immediate. The Target Company was incorporated on July 9, 2007, and reported Nil turnover for FY 2024-25, FY 2023-24, and FY 2022-23.
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