GE Power India to Demerge Durgapur Business to JSW Energy
GE Power India Limited announced the demerger of its Durgapur business to JSW Energy. Shareholders will receive 10 JSW Energy shares for every 139 GVPIL shares. GVPIL reported a significant turnaround, with Net Worth rising to ₹483 crore and EBITDA turning positive at ₹277 crore by FY'26. A five-year manufacturing services agreement is in place.
The demerger of a business unit and the exchange of shares with another listed entity represent a significant corporate action that will materially impact the company's structure and shareholder value.
The demerger is presented as a strategic move to simplify the portfolio and focus on core services, coupled with significant financial improvements and a value-sharing mechanism for shareholders.
GE Power India Limited (GVPIL) announced the proposed demerger of its Durgapur business unit to JSW Energy Limited. This strategic move aims to simplify GVPIL's portfolio by exiting an underutilized asset and sharpening its focus on core services. The Durgapur facility, which has experienced significant underutilization and an average annual loss of approximately ₹27 crore, will transition to JSW Energy on a going concern basis, retrospectively effective from July 1, 2025, upon sanction by the National Company Law Tribunal.
Under the scheme of arrangement, GVPIL shareholders will receive 10 fully paid equity shares of JSW Energy for every 139 fully paid equity shares of GVPIL. This entitlement ratio has been determined by independent valuers. Shareholders will retain their existing shares in GEPIL and gain direct equity participation in JSW Energy without dilution to their GEPIL stake. A five-year manufacturing services agreement with JSW Energy has been established to ensure continued manufacturing and fabrication support for GVPIL's core services business, with targeted full supply chain independence.
This demerger is expected to enable the Durgapur undertaking to pursue its growth trajectory under JSW Energy, while GVPIL can further streamline operations and accelerate its core services strategy. The company highlighted significant financial improvements over the past two years, including an eight-fold increase in Net Worth from ₹57 crore in March 2024 to ₹483 crore in March 2026, an eighteen-fold improvement in liquidity from a deficit of ₹66 crore in 2023 to ₹880 crore by March 2026, and a reduction of INR 1,364 crore in bank guarantee exposure. EBITDA has turned positive, reaching ₹277 crore in FY'26 from a loss of ₹251 crore in FY'23. The company also reported an improved ICRA credit rating to BBB+ stable and declared a dividend in 2026.
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