Barak Valley Cements acquires 98.08% stake in Mustoh Cements, making it a subsidiary
BVCL acquired 98.08% of Mustoh Cements by converting a ₹2.55 crore loan into equity. Mustoh Cements, a non-operational cement project, becomes a BVCL subsidiary, strengthening future strategic position.
The acquisition significantly changes the corporate structure by establishing a subsidiary and consolidates BVCL's position in the cement sector. While the acquired entity is currently non-operational, gaining 98.08% control is a material strategic move for future growth.
BVCL has converted an existing loan into equity, gaining significant control (98.08%) over Mustoh Cements, making it a subsidiary. This converts a receivable into an asset, solidifying future strategic options in cement manufacturing, despite Mustoh Cements currently being non-operational.
Barak Valley Cements Limited (BVCL) has acquired 25,53,882 equity shares of Mustoh Cements Limited through a preferential allotment. This acquisition was effected by converting an outstanding loan of ₹2,55,38,826 into equity shares. Following this transaction, BVCL now holds 98.08% of the equity share capital of Mustoh Cements Limited, making it a subsidiary.
Key details of the acquisition: * Mustoh Cements Limited was incorporated on May 3, 2010, in Meghalaya with the objective of setting up a cement manufacturing plant. However, the company has not yet commenced commercial activities or manufacturing operations and has reported Nil turnover for the financial years 2022-23, 2023-24, and 2024-25. * The acquisition falls under the purview of Related Party Transactions, as both companies have common promoters. The transaction was carried out on an arm's length basis. * The shares were acquired at face value of ₹10 per share (Nil Premium). * The indicative time period for completion of the acquisition is one month.
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