Phoenix Mills gets CCI nod for CPP Investments' exit from Island Star Mall subsidiary
The transaction involves a substantial change in the ownership structure of a material subsidiary, facilitating the exit of a significant investor (CPP Investments). Receiving CCI approval is critical for the completion of this strategic corporate action.
The company has received a crucial regulatory approval from the Competition Commission of India, which is a significant step towards completing the proposed strategic transaction to facilitate the exit of a major investor from a material subsidiary.
The Phoenix Mills Limited announced on 19 August 2025 that it has received approval from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) for its proposed transaction. This transaction involves providing an exit to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) from its 49% equity shareholding in the company's material subsidiary, Island Star Mall Development Private Limited. The Board of Directors had previously approved this arrangement on 24 July 2025, subject to shareholder and necessary regulatory approvals.
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