Primo Chemicals Signs Solar Power Plant Agreements for ₹21 Crore Investment
Primo Chemicals will invest ₹21 crores to subscribe to 26% of equity in TPCS Private Limited for a 49.998 MW solar power plant. The company signed a Power Purchase Agreement and a Share Subscription and Shareholders' Agreement, securing pari passu rights and a right of first refusal on future stake transfers.
The investment of ₹21 crores represents a significant strategic move for the company, impacting its future energy costs and environmental footprint, but it is not a core revenue-generating or profit-impacting event in the short term.
The company is making a strategic investment in a solar power plant, which is positive for its long-term sustainability and operational efficiency.
Primo Chemicals Limited has formally executed transaction documents for its investment in a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), TPCS Private Limited. This SPV is established for owning and operating a 49.998 MW AC Solar Power Plant under a captive mode on an OPEX model.
The executed documents include a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signed with TPCS Private Limited and a Share Subscription and Shareholders' Agreement (SSSHA) signed with TPCS Private Limited, along with its promoters, Arpa Infrastructure Developers Private Limited and Sun Photonics Private Limited.
Under these agreements, Primo Chemicals will subscribe to 26% of the equity capital in TPCS Private Limited for a consideration of ₹21 crores. This investment will give Primo Chemicals a 26% shareholding in TPCS Private Limited. The shareholding of Primo Chemicals will rank pari passu with that of the Promoter Group, including rights to distributions, dividends, and liquidation proceeds. Primo Chemicals will also have the right of first refusal to acquire any future stake transfers by the Promoter Group. The agreements also outline several restrictions on TPCS and the Promoter Group, requiring prior written intimation to Primo Chemicals for actions such as issuing new securities, incurring debt beyond approved limits, creating encumbrances, mergers, amalgamations, or significant changes to the project's scope or the company's capital structure.
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