EFC (I) Limited Completes Sale of Wholly Owned Subsidiary for ₹39 Crore
EFC (I) Limited completed the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary, Sanvritti Alpha Private Limited, for ₹39 crore on September 4, 2026. The company will continue to operate the asset on a lease-back basis. This divestment is part of EFC's strategy to unlock value and generate rental income.
The sale of a subsidiary and its underlying real estate asset for ₹39 crore represents a significant financial transaction for the company, impacting its asset base and strategic direction, although the subsidiary's contribution to turnover and net worth was relatively small.
The company has successfully monetized an asset through the sale of a subsidiary, unlocking value and continuing operations through a lease-back agreement, which is a positive strategic move.
EFC (I) Limited has announced the successful completion of the sale of its entire 100% equity shareholding in its wholly owned subsidiary, Sanvritti Alpha Private Limited (formerly EFC Estate 56 Alpha Private Limited). The transaction, valued at ₹39 crore, involved the divestment of the underlying real estate asset comprising two floors in the Konark Alpha Building in Pune.
This strategic move is part of EFC's ongoing asset monetisation strategy, aimed at generating wealth and securing stable rental income. Notably, EFC will continue to operate the asset as a Managed/Coworking Office Space, as the transaction was structured on an "Assets Sale and Lease Back" basis. Following the completion of the sale on September 4, 2026, Sanvritti Alpha Private Limited is no longer a subsidiary of EFC (I) Limited.
The subsidiary contributed ₹221.35 Lakhs to the consolidated turnover for FY 2025-26, representing 0.21% of the company's total turnover. Its net worth as of March 31, 2026, was ₹(506.56) Lakhs, or (0.62)% of the consolidated net worth. The buyer, Sanvritti Global Private Limited, is an independent entity and not affiliated with EFC's promoter group or group companies. The transaction was conducted at arm's length and outside of any Scheme of Arrangement.
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