Crisil to amalgamate two wholly-owned step-down subsidiaries, Crisil Canada Inc. and Crisil PriceMetrix Inc.
Crisil Limited will amalgamate its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Crisil Canada Inc. and Crisil PriceMetrix Inc., into a single entity named Crisil PriceMetrix Inc. The merger aims to consolidate Crisil’s global entity structure and is subject to regulatory approvals. Crisil PriceMetrix Inc. reported income of USD 1.43 million in late 2025.
The amalgamation involves two wholly-owned step-down subsidiaries, and the announcement explicitly states there will be no impact on Crisil's shareholding pattern or related party transaction status, indicating a low impact on the listed entity.
The announcement details a corporate restructuring through amalgamation of subsidiaries, which is a routine operational event without immediate positive or negative financial implications mentioned.
Crisil Limited has announced the amalgamation of its two wholly-owned step-down subsidiaries, Crisil Canada Inc. and Crisil PriceMetrix Inc. The decision was approved by the Board of Directors at a meeting held on July 21, 2026.
Following the amalgamation, both Crisil Canada Inc. and Crisil PriceMetrix Inc. will cease to exist as separate legal entities and will be consolidated into a single entity named Crisil PriceMetrix Inc. This merger is subject to obtaining the necessary statutory and regulatory approvals under the applicable laws of the Ontario Business Corporation Act (OBCA).
Crisil PriceMetrix Inc., a Toronto-based provider of software-as-a-service (SaaS) and data analytics, specializes in wealth management, benchmarking, and pricing intelligence. For the period from November 7, 2025, to December 31, 2025, its total income was USD 1,431,352 (approximately ₹11.9 crore). Crisil Canada Inc. offers services in the Research and Benchmarking business segment, with a total income of USD 51,215 (approximately ₹42.7 lakh) for the year ended December 31, 2025.
The primary rationale for this merger is to consolidate Crisil’s global entity structure. The transaction does not fall within the purview of related party transactions under the Companies Act, 2013, and SEBI Listing Regulations, as it involves entities that are wholly owned subsidiaries. The share capital of Crisil Canada Inc., amounting to $38 million, will be retained as capital of the amalgamated entity, and no cash consideration is involved. This amalgamation will not impact Crisil's shareholding pattern.
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