Devyani International: Non-operational subsidiary Devyani RK struck off, dissolved
Devyani International's non-operational subsidiary, Devyani RK Private Limited, has been struck off and dissolved effective August 25, 2026. The subsidiary was non-material and had no business operations, contributing nil to the company's financials. This action is a voluntary strike-off and does not involve a sale.
The subsidiary was non-operational and non-material, with no business activity, thus its dissolution is not expected to have any material impact on Devyani International's financial performance or operations.
The announcement concerns the dissolution of a non-operational and non-material subsidiary, which is a routine corporate action and does not have a significant financial impact on the parent company.
Devyani International Limited has announced the voluntary strike-off and dissolution of its non-operational subsidiary, Devyani RK Private Limited. The Registrar of Companies (ROC) officially struck off the name of Devyani RK from the register of companies on August 25, 2026, effective from the same date. Consequently, Devyani RK has ceased to be a subsidiary of Devyani International.
The company clarified that this action does not involve the sale or disposal of any unit, division, undertaking, or subsidiary of the listed entity. Devyani RK was a non-material subsidiary and had not conducted any business operations since its incorporation. Therefore, it contributed nil to the turnover, revenue, income, and net worth of Devyani International during the last financial year. The company provided this disclosure as a matter of good corporate governance and abundant caution, in compliance with Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Regulations.
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