Indo-National Acquires 31.82% Stake in Aidin Technologies for ₹350 Crore
Indo-National Limited acquired a 31.82% stake in Aidin Technologies Private Limited for ₹34.99 crore. The first tranche was completed on July 29, 2026, with the second expected by July 28, 2027. Aidin Technologies operates in defence, space, and aerospace electronics.
The acquisition represents a strategic diversification into a new sector, which could have a moderate impact on the company's overall financial performance and market positioning.
The acquisition of a significant stake in a company operating in a sunrise sector like Defence & Aerospace is a positive strategic move that is expected to drive growth and profitability.
Indo-National Limited has announced its acquisition of a 31.82% stake in Aidin Technologies Private Limited for an aggregate consideration of ₹34,99,92,034 (approximately ₹350 crore). This strategic move involves subscribing to 9,920 fully paid-up Series A CCPS and 12,202 partly paid-up Series A1 CCPS.
Aidin Technologies, incorporated on May 2, 2008, specializes in radio frequency power electronics and embedded system technologies, serving critical sectors such as electronic warfare, defence communications, and satellite technology. The company's offerings include anti-drone solutions, electronic warfare test and range systems, and amplifiers for jammer and EW applications.
For FY 2024-25, Aidin Technologies reported a turnover of ₹7,43,123 thousand (approximately ₹74.31 crore). The acquisition aims to establish a new growth engine for Indo-National in the sunrise sector of Defence & Aerospace, aligning with the country's self-sufficiency plans.
The first tranche of the acquisition was completed on July 29, 2026. The second tranche is anticipated to be completed on or before July 28, 2027. This investment is expected to drive significant growth in revenue and profitability for Indo-National, balancing its business portfolio.
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