Kolte-Patil Subsidiary Exits Partnership with Amco Landmarks Realty
The company itself declared that this transaction is 'not material for the Company', indicating a low impact on its operations and financials.
The subsidiary exited a partnership on mutually agreed terms and received a consideration. The company explicitly stated the transaction is 'not material', suggesting no significant positive or negative impact on the overall business.
Kolte -Patil Developers Limited announced that Kolte -Patil Lifespaces Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary, has exited as a partner from Amco Landmarks Realty. * The Deed of Retirement was entered into on 07 August 2025, on mutually agreed terms. * Prior to the retirement, Kolte -Patil Lifespaces Private Limited held a 36% stake in Amco Landmark Realty. * The subsidiary received a consideration of ₹ 400 Lakhs from this exit. * For the financial year 2024-25, Amco Landmarks Realty contributed ₹ 56 Lakhs to other income and ₹ 207 Lakhs to the net worth of Kolte -Patil Lifespaces Private Limited. * The company stated that this transaction is not material.
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