Jain Resource Recycling to incorporate new subsidiary for metal recycling; registered office street name changed
Jain Resource Recycling approved incorporating a new subsidiary, Jain CY Circular/Recycling Private Limited, for metal recycling with 55% shareholding. Also, the registered office street name changed in Chennai.
The formation of a new subsidiary represents a strategic business expansion into a core industry for the company, which could have a medium-term positive impact on its operations and market presence. The address change is administrative with no material impact.
The incorporation of a new subsidiary focused on metal recycling, processing, and alloy manufacturing indicates a strategic expansion into a related business area, which can lead to future growth and diversification for the company.
* Jain Resource Recycling Limited's Board of Directors, at its meeting held on October 8, 2025, approved the incorporation of a subsidiary company. * The proposed subsidiary will be named either “Jain CY Circular Solutions Private Limited” or “Jain CY Recycling Private Limited”. * The new subsidiary will engage in the business of processing ferrous, non-ferrous, and non-metallic scraps, manufacturing ingots, alloy ingots, billets, and other metal products, and exporting, importing, and trading these materials. * The proposed initial capital of the subsidiary will be in cash, and Jain Resource Recycling Limited will hold a 55% shareholding. * The Board also noted a change in the street name of the company's registered office address from “Waddels Road” to “Bishop Ezra Sargunam Road” in Kilpauk, Chennai, as notified by the Greater Chennai Corporation. The actual location and premises of the registered office remain unchanged.
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