Aster DM Healthcare Completes 26% Stake Acquisition in Oyster Green Hybrid Two for ₹5.8 Crore
Aster DM Healthcare and MIMS completed acquiring a 26% stake in Oyster Green Hybrid Two for ₹5.8 crore. The initial agreement was for ₹7 crore, but revised due to cost reduction. Investments were made in two tranches, with the final payment on April 22, 2026. Oyster will build an 18 MWp captive solar power plant.
The acquisition is strategic for renewable energy sourcing and meets statutory requirements, but the financial impact is moderate given the acquisition size relative to the overall company.
The company successfully completed an acquisition, and the revised consideration was lower than initially agreed upon, indicating a potentially favorable deal structure.
Aster DM Healthcare Limited, along with its material subsidiary Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences Limited (MIMS), has successfully completed the acquisition of a 26% stake in Oyster Green Hybrid Two Private Limited (Oyster).
Initially, the definitive agreement signed on April 17, 2024, stipulated an acquisition stake for a subscription amount of ₹7 crore, payable in tranches. However, due to a reduction in the overall project cost, the total consideration has been revised downwards to ₹5.8 crore.
The Group invested ₹5.8 crore in two tranches. The first tranche of ₹3.54 crore was invested on October 2, 2025. The remaining balance of ₹2.26 crore was invested on April 22, 2026, thereby finalizing the acquisition of 26% of Oyster's equity share capital.
Oyster Green Hybrid Two Private Limited is engaged in the business of building, developing, installing, commissioning, operating, and maintaining solar power plants in India. The acquisition aligns with Aster DM Healthcare and MIMS's intention to meet a part of their electricity requirements through renewable energy sources by setting up a captive solar power plant. Oyster has agreed to build, develop, install, commission, operate, manage, and maintain an 18 MWp captive solar power plant in Kerala, with Aster and MIMS purchasing 100% of the net output electricity generated. This acquisition is pursuant to a statutory requirement under the Electricity Act, which mandates at least 26% ownership by the captive user.
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