JSW Energy completes acquisition of additional equity in Toshiba JSW Power Systems
JSW Energy has completed the acquisition of additional equity shares in Toshiba JSW Power Systems (TJPS) from Toshiba Corporation for ₹150 crore. The company's shareholding in TJPS now stands at 20.7% (non-diluted) and 10.7% (fully diluted). This acquisition strengthens JSW Energy's access to steam turbine generators and supply chain resilience.
The acquisition is strategic and enhances access to critical equipment, supporting future expansion. However, the direct financial impact is not immediately substantial, and the shareholding increase is significant but not a controlling stake.
The acquisition is a strategic step that strengthens the company's ownership in a key joint venture, enhances supply chain resilience, and supports future capacity expansion plans, indicating positive development for the company.
JSW Energy Limited has announced the completion of its acquisition of additional equity shares in Toshiba JSW Power Systems Private Limited (TJPS) from Toshiba Corporation, Japan. This secondary purchase of equity shares was made for a total cash consideration of ₹150 crore.
Following the transaction, JSW Energy's shareholding in TJPS has increased to 20.7% from 4.6% on a non-diluted basis, and to 10.7% from 2.4% on a fully diluted basis. This move strengthens the company's ownership position in TJPS.
TJPS is a joint venture involving JSW Energy, Toshiba Corporation, and JSW Steel Limited. It operates a manufacturing facility in Chennai that produces large-sized supercritical/ultra-supercritical steam turbine generators up to 1,000 MW.
The acquisition is considered a strategic step to enhance the company's access to steam turbine generators, improve supply chain resilience, and support its thermal capacity expansion plans. JSW Energy has already placed orders for 1,600 MW of ultra-supercritical turbine-generators with TJPS, securing access to critical equipment supply.
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