Ashoka Buildcon Acquires 100% Stake in Sakoli Power Transmission for ₹3.06 Crore
Ashoka Buildcon Limited acquired 100% equity in Sakoli Power Transmission Limited for ₹3.06 Crore. The SPV will provide power transmission services. The acquisition was completed on September 23, 2026. Commercial operations are expected 24 months post-acquisition.
The acquisition is for a specific project SPV with a consideration of ₹3.06 Crore. While positive, the impact is considered medium as it does not represent a significant diversification or a very large financial transaction relative to the company's overall scale.
The acquisition of a 100% stake in a project SPV for power transmission is a positive development for Ashoka Buildcon, indicating expansion and investment in its core business.
Ashoka Buildcon Limited has announced the acquisition of a 100% equity stake in Sakoli Power Transmission Limited, a Project Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). This acquisition was completed on September 23, 2026, following the signing of a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA).
Sakoli Power Transmission Limited, previously a wholly owned subsidiary of REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited, was set up to provide transmission services on a Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) basis. The SPV was incorporated on July 07, 2025, and is tasked with establishing infrastructure for a 400/220/132 kV AIS Sakoli Substation and associated transmission lines. The company has received approval from the Ministry of Power for the share transfer.
The total consideration for this acquisition amounts to ₹3.06 Crore, which includes the share purchase consideration and relevant expenses and liabilities of the SPV up to the acquisition date. This transaction does not fall within related party transactions. The Scheduled Date of Commercial Operation for the SPV is set for 24 months from the date of acquisition.
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