Bluspring Enterprises Acquires LSG India for ₹166 Cr, Enhancing Aviation Services
Bluspring Enterprises acquired LSG India for ₹166 crore, gaining a 100% stake in the aviation services provider. The deal is expected to boost Bluspring's revenue and EBITDA margins. In Q1 FY27, Bluspring reported consolidated revenue of ₹949 crore and PAT of ₹(2) crore. The company also added STEAG, contributing ₹76 crore.
The acquisition of LSG India is a significant strategic move that diversifies Bluspring's revenue streams into the aviation sector, enhancing its service offerings and market position. The financial impact, including revenue and margin improvement, is substantial.
The acquisition of LSG India and the positive financial performance in Q1 FY27, including revenue growth and improved PAT, indicate a positive outlook for the company.
Bluspring Enterprises Limited has announced the acquisition of LSG India Private Limited for an enterprise value of ₹129 crore and a purchase consideration of ₹166 crore. This all-cash deal, subject to post-closing adjustments, involves acquiring 100% shareholding in LSG India, a provider of in-flight catering and allied aviation services at Bangalore airport.
LSG India operates under a long-term concession agreement until 2039, serving approximately 6,000 domestic and international flights monthly. The company has an employee strength of over 400 and a meal capacity of around 15,000 meals per day. It is known for its mid-to-high teens EBITDA margins and operates in an oligopolistic market with high regulatory and entry barriers.
The acquisition is expected to add around 3% to Bluspring's topline and improve EBITDA margins by 30-35 basis points, being ROE and EPS accretive. This move diversifies Bluspring's revenue mix, with Facilities and Food services projected to increase from 52% to 61% post-acquisition, while Smart Infra, Energy & Engineering will represent 19% and Security 20%. The company also noted the addition of STEAG, which contributed ₹76 crore in revenue for the quarter, with STEAG's order book exceeding ₹5,200 crore.
Bluspring's Q1 FY27 results (excluding foundit) showed revenue of ₹930 crore, a 20% year-on-year increase, and PAT of ₹16 crore, up 47% year-on-year. Consolidated revenue for Q1 FY27 was ₹949 crore, with a PAT of ₹(2) crore. The company highlighted strong YoY growth in its Facility & Food segment (9%) and Security segment (25%), while the Smart Infra, Energy & Engineering segment saw significant growth of 47% YoY, bolstered by the STEAG acquisition.
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