Hubtown Limited: NCLT Order for Scheme of Arrangement with Saicharan Consultancy
Hubtown Limited received an NCLT order on April 9, 2026, for a Scheme of Arrangement with Saicharan Consultancy. Meetings for shareholders and creditors will be convened to approve the amalgamation. The scheme aims to consolidate ownership in RTPL and improve operational efficiencies. The share exchange ratio is 648:1.
The scheme of arrangement, if approved by shareholders and creditors, could lead to significant restructuring and operational changes for Hubtown Limited, potentially impacting its future financial performance and market position.
The announcement is a procedural update regarding an NCLT order for a scheme of arrangement. While the scheme has strategic rationale, the order itself is a step in the process and does not immediately reflect a positive or negative financial outcome.
Hubtown Limited (Transferor Company) has received an order from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai Bench, dated April 09, 2026, concerning a proposed Scheme of Arrangement with Saicharan Consultancy Private Limited (Transferee Company). This scheme, previously approved by the Board on February 14, 2025, involves the amalgamation of Saicharan Consultancy into Hubtown Limited.
The NCLT's order directs the company to convene meetings of its Equity Shareholders and Unsecured Creditors to consider and approve the Scheme. The certified copy of the NCLT order is awaited. The scheme's rationale includes consolidating Hubtown's ownership in Rare Townships Private Limited (RTPL), which is developing the 'Rising City' project in Ghatkopar, Mumbai. This consolidation is expected to enhance Hubtown's financial growth and operational efficiencies.
The Share Exchange Ratio for the amalgamation is set at 648 equity shares of Hubtown Limited for every one equity share of Saicharan Consultancy Private Limited. The NCLT has also specified procedures for convening the meetings, including the appointment of a Chairperson and a scrutinizer, and has directed the company to serve notices to various regulatory authorities. The company will provide further details regarding the meetings separately.
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