ETERNAL LIMITED Restructures Quick Food Service Business 'Bistro by Blinkit' via Slump Sale to Wholly-Owned Subsidiary
Eternal Limited's subsidiary BCPL is transferring its 'Bistro by Blinkit' food service business to BFL, another wholly-owned subsidiary, for ₹57 crore as part of an internal restructuring.
The financial contribution of the Bistro Business to the parent company is very small (0.002% of revenue and 0.05% of net worth), indicating that this internal restructuring will have a minimal impact on Eternal Limited's overall financial performance or strategic direction.
The announcement describes an internal restructuring of a small business unit between wholly-owned subsidiaries for a stated strategic purpose. There are no immediate positive or negative financial implications disclosed for the parent company that would significantly alter its outlook.
Eternal Limited (formerly Zomato Limited) announced an internal restructuring where Blink Commerce Private Limited (BCPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary, will transfer its quick food service business, 'Bistro by Blinkit', to Blinkit Foods Limited (BFL), another wholly-owned subsidiary. * The transfer is executed through a business transfer agreement (BTA) by way of a slump sale on a going concern basis. * The aggregate consideration for the transfer is ₹57 crore, subject to adjustments as agreed under the BTA. * The agreement for sale was entered into on 16 October 2025. * The expected date of completion of the sale/disposal is within 30 days of the execution date of the BTA. * The revenue of the Bistro Business for FY 2024-25 was ₹0.20 crore, representing 0.005% of BCPL's revenue and 0.002% of Eternal Limited's standalone revenue. * The net worth of the Bistro Business as on 31 March 2025 was ₹16 crore, representing 0.96% of BCPL's net worth and 0.05% of Eternal Limited's standalone net worth. * BFL was incorporated on 18 August 2025, to engage in the quick food service business under the 'Bistro by Blinkit' brand. * The transaction is classified as a related party transaction but is conducted at arm's length. * The rationale for the slump sale is to develop the quick food service business under BFL.
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