Indoco Remedies Sells Ophthalmic Division for ₹110 Crore
Indoco Remedies Limited will sell its Ophthalmic Division to Sunways (India) Private Limited for ₹110 Crores on a slump sale basis. The division contributed ₹47.79 Crores revenue in FY25. The transaction is expected to complete in three months and allows Indoco to focus on core areas.
The sale of a division contributing 3.2% to revenue is a significant strategic shift. While not a core business, the sale value and future focus could impact the company's overall financial health and market position.
The sale of a non-core business division for a stated consideration is a strategic move that does not inherently indicate a positive or negative financial outcome without further analysis of its impact on future profitability and growth.
Indoco Remedies Limited has executed an Agreement to Transfer Business (ATB) with Sunways (India) Private Limited for the slump sale of its Ophthalmic Division in specified territories. The transaction, approved by the Board of Directors on April 30, 2026, includes the sale of the business as a going concern.
The Ophthalmic Division contributed ₹47.79 Crores in revenue for the financial year ended March 31, 2025, representing 3.2% of the Company's standalone total revenue from continuing operations. The sale consideration is ₹110 Crores, subject to adjustments.
The buyer, Sunways (India) Private Limited, is a private limited company and is not part of Indoco Remedies' promoter or group companies. The transaction is expected to be completed within approximately three months, subject to the fulfillment of certain conditions precedent outlined in the ATB. This strategic move allows Indoco Remedies to focus on its core therapeutic areas, as the Ophthalmic Division is considered a non-core asset for the specified territories. The sale will not result in any change in the shareholding pattern of Indoco Remedies Limited.
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