IL JIN, subsidiary of Amber, acquires additional stake in Unitronics
IL JIN Electronics, a subsidiary of Amber Enterprises, has increased its stake in Unitronics to 41.16% through recent acquisitions of ordinary shares.
The acquisition is by a subsidiary and represents a relatively small ownership stake, suggesting a limited impact on the overall company.
The announcement is a factual disclosure of an acquisition, with no inherent positive or negative implications.
* IL JIN Electronics (India) Private Limited, a material subsidiary of Amber Enterprises India Limited, has further acquired ordinary shares of Unitronics (1989) (R"G) Ltd. through ILJIN Holding Ltd. * On 4th November 2025, 65,000 ordinary shares of Unitronics were acquired for NIS 1,598,350 at NIS 24.59 per share. * On 23rd November 2025, 70,000 ordinary shares of Unitronics were acquired for NIS 1,721,300 at NIS 24.59 per share. * Following these acquisitions, IL JIN, through ILJIN Holding, holds a 41.16% ownership stake in Unitronics.
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