Piramal Pharma Sells Decommissioned Thane Unit for Approximately ₹8.50 Crore
The sale involves a decommissioned unit that had no financial contribution to the company, and the consideration of ₹8.50 crore is relatively small in the context of Piramal Pharma's overall financials, thus having minimal material impact on the company's performance.
The company is monetizing a non-contributing, decommissioned asset, generating cash flow without affecting its core operations. The transaction is with an unrelated party, indicating a clean sale.
* Piramal Pharma Limited announced on 22 July 2025 that the previously executed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the sale of its decommissioned unit at A-159, MIDC, Wagle Industrial Estate, Thane West – 400604, has been terminated due to pending conditions and commercial reasons. * The Administrative Committee of the Board has approved the execution of a new sale deed and ancillary agreements with Global Pharma for the sale of this unit. * The proposed consideration for the sale is approximately ₹8.50 crore plus applicable taxes. * The transaction is expected to conclude within 90 days, subject to the fulfillment of conditions as described in the sale deed. * The company confirmed that the unit is decommissioned and contributed Nil to its turnover, income, and net worth in the last financial year, thus the sale will have no impact on the company's operations. * The buyer, Global Pharma, is unrelated to the promoter/promoter group, and the transaction does not qualify as a Related Party Transaction.
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