KNRCL Sells Subsidiary KGIPL for ₹485.86 Cr, Exits Investment
KNR Constructions Limited divested its subsidiary, KNR Guruvayur Infra Private Limited (KGIPL), for ₹485.86 crore. The company had invested ₹193.32 crore in the subsidiary. The sale, completed on September 17, 2026, saw KGIPL contribute ₹237.21 crore to KNRCL's consolidated turnover in FY26.
The divestment of a subsidiary represents a significant corporate action that could impact the company's structure and financial performance, though the direct impact on overall operations needs further evaluation.
The sale of a subsidiary for a consideration significantly higher than the invested amount indicates a profitable transaction for KNR Constructions Limited.
KNR Constructions Limited (KNRCL) has successfully transferred its entire equity share capital in its subsidiary, KNR Guruvayur Infra Private Limited (KGIPL), to Indus Infra Trust. The company had an investment of ₹193.32 crore in KGIPL, comprising equity and subordinated debt.
Following the transaction, KNRCL received a consideration of ₹485.86 crore from the purchaser, Indus Infra Trust. The Share Purchase Agreements were executed on December 24, 2025, and the sale was completed on September 17, 2026.
For the financial year ended March 31, 2026, KGIPL reported a turnover of ₹237.21 crore, representing 8.79% of KNRCL's consolidated turnover. Its net worth as of the same date was ₹394.38 crore, accounting for 7.93% of the consolidated net worth.
Indus Infra Trust is a publicly listed infrastructure investment trust registered with SEBI and does not belong to the promoter group of KNRCL. The transaction does not fall within related party transactions.
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