Halder Venture Acquires 52% Stake in InQube Technologies for ₹30.16 Crore
Halder Venture Limited approved the acquisition of a 52% stake in InQube Technologies Private Limited for ₹30.16 crore. The company also reported its financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, with standalone net profit at ₹217.10 lakh and consolidated net profit at ₹2,078.27 lakh. The acquisition aims to enhance efficiency and introduce new revenue streams in the agri-tech sector.
The acquisition of a significant stake in another company, along with the release of financial results, is a material event for the company's future prospects and financial performance.
The company reported positive financial results and announced a strategic acquisition that is expected to drive future growth and diversification.
Halder Venture Limited announced the approval of its Standalone and Consolidated Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. The Board of Directors, in their meeting on February 13, 2026, also approved the acquisition of 52% equity shares of InQube Technologies Private Limited for ₹30.16 crore. This strategic move aims to leverage technology-driven solutions in the agricultural sector, including a cloud-based Agri-ERP platform, and facilitate entry into carbon credit commercialization and sustainable agri practices. The acquisition is expected to enhance efficiency, improve scalability, and open new revenue streams, supporting long-term growth. The indicative time period for completion of the acquisition is 24 months from the execution of definitive agreements.
The company's financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, showed revenue from operations of ₹7,363.09 lakh for standalone and ₹74,525.70 lakh for consolidated. Net profit for the period stood at ₹217.10 lakh standalone and ₹2,078.27 lakh consolidated. The acquisition of InQube Technologies, which is engaged in delivering a cloud-based Agri-ERP platform and projects generating carbon credits, is expected to create an end-to-end value chain and diversify Halder Venture's business into agri-technology.
The auditors noted that the interim dividend income receivable from a foreign subsidiary, Hal Exim Pte Limited, amounting to ₹605.07 lakh, was yet to be received as of December 31, 2025. Additionally, the auditors highlighted the unavailability of reviewed interim financial statements for two subsidiaries and five step-down subsidiaries, which were included in the consolidated results based on unaudited information. The company also noted the ongoing process of transferring the Haldia Manufacturing Unit of K.S. Oil Limited, acquired in March 2025.
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