Jash Engineering Acquires 90% Stake in WesTech Process Equipment for ₹31.37 Crore
Jash Engineering Limited is acquiring a 90% stake in WesTech Process Equipment India Private Limited for ₹31.37 Crore. This strategic move will make WesTech a subsidiary and expand Jash's presence in mining, metal, and paper industries. The deal is expected to conclude by January 15, 2026.
The acquisition of a significant stake in another company, leading to its subsidiary status and entry into new industrial sectors, is expected to have a substantial impact on Jash Engineering's business operations and market position.
The acquisition is strategic and allows Jash Engineering to enter new, growing industrial segments, which is a positive development for the company's growth prospects.
Jash Engineering Limited has announced the acquisition of a 90% stake in WesTech Process Equipment India Private Limited through a Share Purchase Agreement dated 11th December 2025. The transaction involves a cash consideration of ₹31,36,86,000 (Rupees Thirty-one Crore Thirty-six Lakhs Eighty-six Thousand).
This strategic acquisition marks Jash Engineering's entry into the industrial process equipment segment, enabling expansion into mining, metal, and paper industries. Following the acquisition, WesTech Process Equipment India Private Limited will become a subsidiary of Jash Engineering Limited. The acquisition is expected to be completed on or before 15th January 2026.
WesTech Process Equipment India Private Limited, incorporated in 2010, is engaged in providing equipment and systems for the process industry, including mineral processing, alumina refinery, paper and pulp, and chemical and cellulosic industries. Its turnover for the fiscal year ending 31st March 2025 was ₹56.01 Crore. The acquisition is not a related party transaction and is conducted on an arm's length basis.
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