Godrej Industries increases stake in subsidiary Godrej Capital to 91.11% for \u20b9409 crore
Godrej Industries invested \u20b9409 crore to increase its stake in subsidiary Godrej Capital to 91.11% through a rights issue, infusing primary capital and strengthening control.
The investment of \u20b9409 crore strengthens Godrej Industries' control over its growing financial services subsidiary, Godrej Capital, which is a medium-term positive for the parent company's consolidated financials.
The company has increased its stake in its subsidiary, Godrej Capital Limited, which has shown significant growth in consolidated income over the past three financial years, indicating confidence in its future prospects. The investment is a primary capital infusion.
Godrej Industries Limited (GIL) has made a further investment in its subsidiary, Godrej Capital Limited (GCL), increasing its holding from 90.89% to 91.11% of the total paid-up share capital. * The acquisition involved GIL subscribing to 22,107 fully paid-up Equity Shares of \u20b910 each by way of a rights issue done by GCL. * The total consideration for this further acquisition was approximately \u20b9409 crore, representing a primary infusion of capital into GCL. * GCL, a Core Investment Company, holds Equity Shares of Godrej Housing Finance Limited and Godrej Finance Limited. * The transaction is a related party transaction, conducted at arm's length, and is within the overall investment limit approved by GIL's shareholders under Section 186 of the Companies Act, 2013. * As of the announcement date, GCL's total paid-up share capital is \u20b942,77,950. * GCL's Total Consolidated Income for the Financial Year ended March 31, 2025, was \u20b91,620.20 crore, showing significant growth from \u20b9889.14 crore in FY ended March 31, 2024, and \u20b9346.91 crore in FY ended March 31, 2023.
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