Ravindra Energy to merge with Energy In Motion, to form integrated clean energy & mobility platform
Ravindra Energy Limited (REL) and Energy In Motion Limited (EIM) have approved a merger. EIM, focused on electric mobility, will merge with REL to create an integrated clean energy and electric mobility platform. J M Baxi Group will become a co-promoter. The combined entity will be renamed 'Energy In Motion Limited'. EIM targets 40 operational charging stations by March 2027.
The merger represents a significant strategic shift for Ravindra Energy Limited, creating a new integrated entity in the clean energy and electric mobility sector. This move is expected to have a substantial impact on the company's business operations, market position, and future growth prospects.
The merger is expected to create a synergistic integrated platform for clean energy and electric mobility, positioning the combined entity for growth and offering comprehensive solutions to customers. The involvement of J M Baxi Group as a co-promoter and the renaming to 'Energy In Motion Limited' indicate a strategic forward-looking move.
Ravindra Energy Limited (REL) and its associate company, Energy In Motion Limited (EIM), have approved a Scheme of Merger. EIM, jointly controlled by REL and J M Baxi Group, where REL holds a 49.54% stake, will be merged with REL. This merger aims to create an integrated clean energy and electric mobility business, focusing on electrifying and decarbonizing heavy commercial transportation.
The combined entity will offer customers a comprehensive solution including electric heavy commercial vehicles, a subscription-based Battery-as-a-service (BaaS) model, charging and battery-swapping stations, renewable energy supply, and maintenance services. Following the merger, J M Baxi Group will become a co-promoter of REL. The name of Ravindra Energy Limited will be changed to 'Energy In Motion Limited' upon the scheme becoming effective, subject to necessary approvals. The merged entity will also fully own EIM Megaplex Limited, which manages the group's battery-swapping and charging infrastructure.
The strategic rationale behind the merger includes creating an integrated platform, offering comprehensive customer solutions, strengthening the capital and asset base, simplifying corporate structure and governance, and achieving operational and resource synergies. The consideration for the merger involves eligible EIM shareholders (excluding REL) receiving 209 equity shares of REL for every 100 equity shares held in EIM. The equity shares of EIM held by REL will be cancelled. The scheme is subject to approvals from stock exchanges (BSE and NSE), shareholders, creditors, and the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
Ravindra Energy Limited currently operates approximately 261 MW of renewable energy projects. Energy In Motion Limited is focused on building an integrated electric heavy mobility and energy ecosystem for India's road freight sector and targets having 40 operational heavy commercial vehicle swapping/charging stations by the end of March 2027.
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