Phoenix Mills' Shareholding in ISMDPL Increases to 55.57% Post Buyback
Phoenix Mills' stake in ISMDPL rises to 55.57% after ISMDPL completed a buyback of shares from CPP Investments for ₹895 crore, as part of a larger transaction to provide CPP an exit.
The increase in shareholding and completion of the buyback are significant but the full impact depends on the overall strategy execution.
The announcement details an increase in the company's shareholding in a subsidiary, indicating a positive strategic move.
* ISMDPL completed the buyback of 2,03,40,909 Equity Shares from CPP Investments on November 11, 2025, for ₹895 crore. * Phoenix Mills' shareholding in ISMDPL increased from 51% to 55.57% following the buyback. * The buyback is part of a proposed transaction where Phoenix Mills and/or ISMDPL would provide an exit to CPP Investments from its 49% equity shareholding in ISMDPL. * The turnover of ISMDPL as of March 31, 2025, was ₹28,362.73 lakh standalone and ₹91,973.14 lakh consolidated. * The net worth of ISMDPL as of March 31, 2025, was ₹3,54,153.65 lakh standalone and ₹3,96,020.63 lakh consolidated.
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