Maithan Alloys sells Byrnihat Unit's capital assets for ₹25.48 Crore
Maithan Alloys sold capital assets of its Byrnihat unit for ₹25.48 Crore on 3rd October 2025 to BODHI PREMIER LLP. The unit contributed marginally to revenue.
The transaction involves a significant amount of ₹25.48 Crore and represents the divestment of a manufacturing unit, which is a material corporate action. While the unit's revenue contribution was low, its net worth contribution was more substantial (8.16%), indicating a notable change in the company's asset base.
The sale of capital assets generated ₹25.48 Crore, which is a positive inflow. However, the unit contributed a very small percentage to the company's overall revenue (0.02%), suggesting it might not have been a significant operational asset, making the overall impact on future performance neutral without further context on strategic realignment.
Maithan Alloys Limited announced the sale of capital assets of its Byrnihat Unit located in Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya. The key details are: The agreement for sale was executed on 3rd October 2025, with the sale completed on the same date. The consideration received from this sale is ₹25.48 Crore (including GST). The buyer is BODHI PREMIER LLP (LLPIN AAL-8507), which is not part of the promoter/promoter group/group companies. For the last financial year (FY2024-25), the Byrnihat unit contributed 0.88 Crore to the total turnover/revenue/income of 2546.27 Crore (0.02%) and 300.76 Crore to the total net worth of 3684.59 Crore (8.16%). The company clarified that the disclosure was delayed due to ongoing holidays (weekend and puja holidays) in West Bengal. This transaction follows previous disclosures on this matter dating back to 30th June 2025.
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