Kirloskar Oil Engines' Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Kirloskar Advanced Systems, Receives Approval to Commence Business
Kirloskar Oil Engines announced that its subsidiary, Kirloskar Advanced Systems Private Limited (KASPL), received approval to commence business on 19th May 2026, following an investment of ₹9 crore. KASPL, incorporated on 30th March 2026, will focus on engineering and industrial business segments, including defence and railways. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited.
The commencement of business for KASPL, with a ₹9 crore investment, is likely to have a moderate positive impact on Kirloskar Oil Engines, opening up new avenues in the engineering and industrial sectors.
The announcement highlights the approval for commencement of business for a wholly-owned subsidiary, indicating potential growth and expansion for Kirloskar Oil Engines.
Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited (KIRLOSENG) announced on 19th May 2026 that its Wholly Owned Subsidiary, ‘Kirloskar Advanced Systems Private Limited’ (KASPL), has received approval for commencement of business from the Registrar of Companies, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, effective 19th May 2026. This follows the receipt of ₹9 crore towards the subscription amount from the subscribers to the Memorandum of Association.
Kirloskar Advanced Systems Private Limited, incorporated on 30th March 2026, is based in Pune, Maharashtra, India. It will operate in the engineering and industrial business segments, including defence and railways. The company will engage in design, development, manufacture, assembly, testing, supply, import, export, and dealing in various industrial equipment, such as engines, power generating sets, motors, platforms, systems, and components. It will also provide Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) services.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has approved the incorporation of Kirloskar Advanced Systems Private Limited. Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited has invested ₹9 crore in KASPL by subscribing to 90 lakh equity shares with a face value of ₹10 each, at par, representing 100% of the initial paid-up share capital.
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