Lloyds Metals subsidiary acquires stake in Loka Metals for ₹58.5 Lakhs
Lloyds Steel Private Limited, a subsidiary of Lloyds Metals And Energy Limited, acquired 5,85,000 equity shares in Loka Metals Private Limited for ₹58.5 Lakhs. The shares were subscribed at par value of ₹10 each through a rights issue. Loka Metals, incorporated on September 2, 2025, is involved in steel processing and trading.
The acquisition is of a newly incorporated entity with no prior financial statements. The investment amount is relatively small in proportion to the company's overall operations, suggesting a limited immediate impact.
The announcement details a routine acquisition by a subsidiary through a rights issue at par value. While it expands the company's business scope, it does not immediately indicate significant financial gains or losses.
Lloyds Steel Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lloyds Metals And Energy Limited, has subscribed to 5,85,000 equity shares of Loka Metals Private Limited through a rights issue.
Loka Metals, incorporated on September 2, 2025, is located in Telangana and will be engaged in steel processing and trading of iron and steel, including a cut and bend facility. The acquisition is part of the marketing strategy for wire rods.
The cash consideration for the subscription is ₹58,50,000, with each share acquired at par value of ₹10. This transaction does not alter the existing shareholding percentage of Lloyds Steel in Loka Metals as it was allotted on a rights basis. The target entity is new, and financial statements are not yet available. The acquisition does not fall under related party transactions.
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