Inox Green Energy acquires Wind World India's O&M business for up to ₹550 Crore
Inox Green Energy Services Limited (IGESL) received NCLT approval to acquire Wind World (India) Limited's (WWIL) O&M business for up to ₹550 Crore. The deal, expected to add 4.5 GW to IGESL's portfolio, is to be completed within 60 days. Inox Neo Energies will take a controlling stake in WWIL.
The acquisition of a large O&M portfolio (4.5 GW) and a substantial cash consideration (up to ₹550 Crore) significantly impacts the company's scale of operations and financial standing.
The company has received a crucial NCLT approval for the acquisition of a significant O&M business, which is expected to expand its portfolio and client base.
Inox Green Energy Services Limited (IGESL) has received the certified copy of the NCLT Ahmedabad Bench order approving the resolution plan for Wind World (India) Limited (WWIL). The resolution plan, submitted by a consortium including Inox Neo Energies Limited and Authum Investment & Infrastructure Limited, was approved by WWIL's committee of creditors on February 19, 2026, with a 96.47% voting share.
IGESL, identified as the implementation entity, will acquire the operation and maintenance (O&M) business undertaking of WWIL via a slump sale. This acquisition is expected to add approximately 4.5 GW to IGESL's existing O&M portfolio, servicing clients like Tata Group, ReNew, and Greenko. Inox Neo Energies Limited will acquire a controlling stake in WWIL, which will house its independent power producer (IPP) and power sale business, comprising an IPP portfolio of approximately 600 MW.
The O&M business undertaking of WWIL, to be acquired by IGESL, has a domestic portfolio of approximately 4.5 GW across various Indian states. The consideration for this acquisition is a lump sum of up to ₹550 Crore, payable upon completion, subject to agreed adjustments. The transfer of the O&M business is expected to be completed within 60 days from the receipt of the certified copy of the NCLT approval order, subject to the terms of the Resolution Plan and the approval of the Implementation and Monitoring Committee (IMC).
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