EFCIL Completes 100% Acquisition of Ultrafresh Modular Solutions via Share Swap
EFC (I) Limited has completed the acquisition of 100% equity in Ultrafresh Modular Solutions Limited via a share swap, costing ₹53.99 crore. This move aims to bolster EFCIL's furniture manufacturing and design business. Ultrafresh specializes in modular kitchens and furniture. The acquisition is expected to create operational synergies and expand market reach.
The acquisition of a wholly-owned subsidiary is a significant corporate action that is expected to enhance the company's business operations and market position, thus having a medium impact.
The acquisition is positive as it strengthens the company's business, expands its product offerings, and is expected to create operational synergies and long-term value creation.
EFC (I) Limited has announced the successful completion of its acquisition of a 100% equity stake in Ultrafresh Modular Solutions Limited through a share swap. Following this transaction, Ultrafresh has now become a wholly-owned subsidiary of EFC (I) Limited.
The acquisition is strategic, aimed at strengthening and scaling EFC (I) Limited's existing furniture manufacturing and Design & Build solutions business. Ultrafresh, an established player in India's modular home solutions segment, offers modular kitchens, wardrobes, and customized modular furniture. It operates with an integrated approach encompassing design, manufacturing, supply, and installation.
The deal involved a share swap, with EFC (I) Limited issuing 19,99,996 equity shares in consideration for the equity shares of Ultrafresh. The total cost of this acquisition for 100% stake on a fully diluted basis amounted to ₹53.99 crore. This acquisition is considered within the broader scope of EFC (I) Limited's existing business activities and is expected to leverage synergies, broaden product offerings, and enhance market presence, particularly in the organized modular solutions market.
All necessary approvals for the acquisition, including in-principal approvals from BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited for a Preferential Issue, as well as member approval, have been obtained. The transaction was conducted at arm's length and does not involve related parties.
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