Datamatics subsidiary completes acquisition of remaining 20% in TNQ Tech for ₹206.80 Crore
Datamatics' subsidiary Lumina Datamatics Limited completed the acquisition of the remaining 20% in TNQ Tech Private Limited for ₹206.80 Crore on July 31, 2026. TNQ Tech's turnover for FY26 was ₹33,809 Lakhs. This acquisition makes TNQ Tech a wholly owned subsidiary.
The acquisition of a remaining 20% stake in TNQ Tech is a significant step towards consolidating control and integrating operations, which is expected to positively impact the company's market position and service capabilities.
The completion of the acquisition strengthens the company's position in the digital content market and expands its AI-enabled technology offerings.
Datamatics Global Services Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Lumina Datamatics Limited (LDL), has completed the acquisition of the remaining 20% stake in TNQ Tech Private Limited (TNQTech). The second tranche acquisition involved 2,02,000 equity shares and was completed on July 31, 2026, for a cash consideration of ₹206.80 Crore. Following this acquisition, TNQTech has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of LDL and a wholly-owned step-down subsidiary of Datamatics Global Services Limited.
Earlier, on December 31, 2024, LDL had completed the first tranche acquisition of an 80% stake in TNQTech. The total consideration for the first tranche was ₹348 Crore. TNQTech is engaged in providing pre-press publishing services, design services, software development, and maintenance services to international publishers of scientific, technology, and medical journals and books. Its turnover for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, was ₹33,809 Lakhs (₹338.09 Crore). This acquisition aims to strengthen Datamatics' global employee base to over 7,500 and establish it as a dominant service provider in digital content, enhancing its AI-enabled technology and product suite.
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