Chemplast Sanmar to acquire 27% stake in Yesaryes Energy for ₹45 Lakhs
Chemplast Sanmar will acquire a 27% stake in Yesaryes Energy Private Limited for ₹45 Lakhs. Yesaryes operates a 37.5 MW solar power plant. This acquisition aims to source green energy and reduce energy costs for Chemplast Sanmar.
The acquisition is for a relatively small amount (₹45 Lakhs) and represents a 27% stake, indicating a medium-term impact on the company's overall operations and financial performance.
The acquisition of a stake in a solar power producer is a positive development, as it aligns with the company's strategy to source green energy and reduce operational costs.
Chemplast Sanmar Limited announced its plan to acquire equity shares of Yesaryes Energy Private Limited, a company operating a 37.5 MW solar power plant in Tamil Nadu. This strategic move, involving a cash consideration of ₹45 Lakhs for a 27% stake, aims to secure green energy through a Group Captive Power Plant Scheme. The acquisition is expected to reduce the company's energy costs and promote the use of environmentally friendly solar power.
Yesaryes Energy Private Limited was incorporated on January 20, 2025, and commenced commercial operations in April 2026. The agreement for acquiring the shares is part of a Power Purchase Agreement with Yesaryes Energy and a Share Purchase Agreement with Veebee Yarnntex Private Limited, the seller. This transaction does not involve any related party interests and is expected to be completed within statutory time limits.
The event related to this disclosure occurred on October 10, 2026, at 11:30 AM IST. No governmental or regulatory approvals are required for this acquisition.
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