NCLT Approves Composite Scheme of Arrangement for Bhagyanagar India Ltd.
NCLT Hyderabad has approved a composite scheme of arrangement for Bhagyanagar India Limited (BIL). The scheme involves the amalgamation of Bhagyanagar Copper Private Limited (BCPL) with BIL, and the subsequent demerger of a business undertaking into Tieramet Limited. BIL shareholders will receive Tieramet shares, which will be listed on exchanges.
The scheme involves amalgamation and demerger, fundamentally altering the corporate structure and business operations, which will have a high impact on the company and its stakeholders.
The NCLT's approval of the composite scheme of arrangement is a significant positive development for the company, enabling its strategic restructuring.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Hyderabad Bench, has approved a composite scheme of arrangement involving Bhagyanagar Copper Private Limited (BCPL) as the Transferor Company, Bhagyanagar India Limited (BIL) as the Transferee or Demerged Company, and Tieramet Limited as the Resulting Company. The approval, vide an order passed on September 7, 2026, sanctions the scheme which was made effective from April 1, 2025.
The scheme entails the amalgamation of BCPL with BIL, followed by the demerger of a specific business undertaking of BIL into Tieramet Limited. Upon demerger, Tieramet Limited will issue equity shares to the shareholders of BIL in a 1:1 ratio, with these shares slated for listing on the NSE and BSE.
The rationale behind this restructuring includes reorganizing the corporate structure, unlocking business value for shareholders, attracting strategic investors, and creating a new entity focused on Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) and ESG standards. The scheme aims to enhance operational efficiency, streamline corporate structure, and achieve economies of scale.
All requisite approvals from shareholders and creditors were obtained, and the NCLT dispensed with the need for further meetings for most stakeholder groups. The NCLT also addressed observations from the Income Tax Department and the Regional Director, with the companies providing clarifications and undertakings to ensure compliance and protect revenue interests. The Transferor Company, BCPL, will be dissolved without winding up as part of the arrangement.
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