Lodha Developers: Subsidiary Thane Commercial Ceases to be Wholly Owned
Lodha Developers' subsidiary, Thane Commercial, will cease to be wholly owned from June 10, 2026. Shares will be transferred to unit holders as per MOFA. The subsidiary had nil turnover and a net worth of ₹(1.25) lakh as of March 31, 2026. Completion of share transfer is expected by August 31, 2026.
The change in subsidiary status is a procedural adjustment related to project unit holders and does not involve a significant financial transaction or strategic shift for Lodha Developers.
The announcement details a routine corporate action regarding a subsidiary's ownership structure change, with no significant financial gains or losses indicated. The net worth is nominal and negative, suggesting it's not a financially material event.
Lodha Developers Limited (formerly Macrotech Developers Limited) has announced the cessation of Thane Commercial Tower A Management Private Limited as a Wholly Owned Subsidiary, effective June 10, 2026. Thane Commercial was established to manage infrastructure and facility services for the commercial building 'Lodha iThink -Tower A' in Thane.
In accordance with contractual agreements with unit holders and the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act, 1963 (MOFA), Lodha Developers will transfer proportionate equity shares of Thane Commercial to each unit holder based on their ownership in the project. The company has indicated that the transfer of these rights is expected to be completed before August 31, 2026.
As of March 31, 2026, Thane Commercial reported nil turnover or revenue and a net worth of ₹(1.25) lakh. The buyers of the shares are the designated unit holders of the premises, and none of them belong to the promoter, promoter group, or group companies of Lodha Developers. The transaction is not considered a related party transaction and is being conducted at arms' length.
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