HFCL Limited Board Approves Major Defence Business Restructuring and Investment
HFCL Limited's board approved an ₹89.25 Crore investment in HASPL and divestment of Raddef for ₹75 Crore. TWS business transfer to HASPL for ₹50 Crore. HASPL will acquire HDSPL for ₹25 Crore and Defsys's aerostructure business for ₹25 Crore. These transactions aim to bolster HFCL's defence business.
The restructuring involves significant financial commitments and the consolidation of key business segments, which will have a substantial impact on the company's future operations and market position in the defence sector.
The company is undertaking strategic investments and acquisitions to strengthen its defence business, which is a positive development.
HFCL Limited announced significant strategic decisions following its board meeting on June 03, 2026. The company approved an investment of ₹89.25 Crore in its wholly-owned subsidiary, HFCL Advance Systems Private Limited (HASPL), in two tranches. This investment is part of a larger plan to strengthen HFCL's defence business.
Additionally, HFCL will divest up to 80% of its non-material subsidiary, Raddef Private Limited, to HASPL for ₹75 Crore. The thermal weapon sight (TWS) business of HFCL will also be transferred to HASPL on a slump sale basis for ₹50 Crore. These transactions are subject to the fulfillment of conditions precedent and are expected to be completed within the calendar year 2026.
Furthermore, HASPL will acquire 100% of HFCL Defence Systems Private Limited (HDSPL) from Defsys Solutions Private Limited for ₹25 Crore. HASPL will also acquire the aerostructure business of Defsys for ₹25 Crore. These moves are aimed at establishing a focused and scalable platform for HFCL's defence business, consolidating capabilities, and enhancing its presence in the aerostructures segment. The combined entity will benefit from an existing export order book of approximately ₹1,890 Crore.
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