LEAP India Invests ₹2.04 Crore in Wholly Owned Subsidiary LEAP Gulf
LEAP India Limited has invested ₹2.04 Crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, LEAP Gulf Company, in Saudi Arabia. The investment will support LEAP Gulf's expansion in manufacturing and services, aligning with LEAP India's overseas growth strategy. LEAP India maintains 100% ownership.
The investment is significant for the subsidiary's expansion and aligns with the company's strategy, but it represents a relatively small portion of the overall company's operations, hence medium impact.
The investment is a strategic move to expand the company's overseas operations and support its subsidiary's growth, which is positive for the company's future prospects.
LEAP India Limited has announced a further investment in the equity share capital of its wholly owned foreign subsidiary, LEAP Gulf Company, incorporated in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The company has remitted 785,000 Saudi Riyal towards the subscription of 7,850 equity shares, each at 100 Saudi Riyal. Based on an exchange rate of 1 Saudi Riyal = ₹26, this investment amounts to ₹2,04,10,000 (Rupees Two Crore Four Lakh Ten Thousand Only).
LEAP Gulf, a Limited Liability Company incorporated on December 3, 2025, is engaged in manufacturing wooden containers, plastic products, equipment repair, and rental of machinery. The investment is aimed at supporting and expanding LEAP Gulf's business activities in Saudi Arabia and aligns with LEAP India's business objectives and overseas expansion plans. LEAP India will continue to hold 100% of LEAP Gulf's equity share capital post this investment. The transaction was undertaken on an arm's length basis, and no specific governmental or regulatory approvals were required as it falls under the automatic route of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
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