Hubtown Limited Approves Composite Scheme of Arrangement for Amalgamation
Hubtown Limited's Board approved a composite scheme of arrangement for amalgamating Distinctive Realty Private Limited and Nitant Real Estate Private Limited into Hubtown Limited. The appointed date is October 01, 2025. The scheme aims to consolidate real estate assets and streamline operations. Share exchange ratios are set for ADPL and NREPL into Hubtown.
The amalgamation involves multiple entities and requires several regulatory approvals, indicating a complex process. While it aims for strategic benefits, the immediate impact on Hubtown's financials and operations will unfold over time after all approvals are obtained.
The approval of a composite scheme of arrangement for amalgamation is generally viewed positively as it indicates strategic consolidation and potential for operational efficiencies, which can lead to business growth.
Hubtown Limited's Board of Directors, in a meeting held on December 30, 2025, approved a composite scheme of arrangement involving the amalgamation of Distinctive Realty Private Limited (DRPL) into Amazia Developers Private Limited (ADPL) (Amalgamation I), and subsequently, the amalgamation of ADPL and Nitant Real Estate Private Limited (NREPL) into Hubtown Limited (Transferee Company 2) (Amalgamation II). This scheme is proposed under Sections 230 to 232 of the Companies Act, 2013, with an effective appointed date of October 01, 2025.
The stock exchanges had previously returned Hubtown's application for the scheme, advising a fresh submission with an updated valuation report based on the latest audited financials. The proposed amalgamation aims to streamline operations, enhance the investment profile by aligning high-potential real estate assets with Hubtown's broader business platform, and consolidate group companies. The scheme is subject to necessary approvals from stock exchanges, shareholders, creditors, and the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
Details of Amalgamation I reveal that ADPL (Transferee Company 1) has a net worth of ₹7,997.33 Lakhs and a total revenue of ₹264.53 Lakhs as of September 30, 2025. DRPL (Transferor Company 1) has a net worth of (₹1,690.72) Lakhs and a total revenue of ₹3.39 Lakhs. Amalgamation II involves Hubtown Limited (Transferee Company 2), which has a substantial net worth of ₹2,81,421.23 Lakhs and total revenue of ₹38,718.64 Lakhs. ADPL (Transferor Company 2) has a net worth of ₹7,997.33 Lakhs and revenue of ₹264.53 Lakhs, while NREPL (Transferor Company 3) has a net worth of (₹1,734.82) Lakhs and revenue of ₹914.05 Lakhs.
The rationale for the mergers includes consolidating group companies that jointly control significant stakes in projects like '25 South' and '25 Downtown' in Mumbai, enhancing the investment profile, and achieving administrative and operational rationalization. The share exchange ratio for Amalgamation II is set at 6,221 equity shares of Hubtown Limited for every 1 equity share of ADPL, and 16 equity shares of Hubtown Limited for every 1 equity share of NREPL. The indicative value of Hubtown's shares is approximately ₹980 per share.
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