Restaurant Brands Asia to be acquired by Inspira Global for approx. ₹460 Cr; Inspira to infuse ₹1500 Cr more
Inspira Global will acquire a controlling stake in Restaurant Brands Asia Limited (RBA) by purchasing 11.26% from QSR Asia for ₹460 Cr. Inspira Global will also infuse ₹1500 Cr via preferential allotment of equity and warrants at ₹70 per share. This triggers an open offer to public shareholders.
The change in controlling interest and significant capital infusion will fundamentally alter the company's ownership structure and financial capacity, leading to a substantial impact on its operations and future strategy.
The acquisition by Inspira Global and the proposed capital infusion are expected to strengthen the company's financial position and strategic direction, indicating a positive outlook.
Restaurant Brands Asia Limited (RBA), formerly Burger King India Limited, has announced a significant development where Inspira Global, through its food and beverage arm Lenexis Foodworks Private Limited, intends to acquire a controlling interest in the company.
QSR Asia Pte. Ltd. (QSR) has entered into definitive agreements to sell its entire 11.26% shareholding in RBA to Inspira Global for approximately ₹460 crores. This transaction is set to occur at a price of ₹70 per share.
Furthermore, Inspira Global plans to strengthen RBA's balance sheet by infusing capital amounting to approximately ₹900 crores through a preferential allotment of equity shares and an additional ₹600 crores via a preferential allotment of warrants. These transactions are aimed at long-term value creation and strategic promoter strengthening.
The acquisition of a controlling interest by Inspira Global will also trigger an open offer to the public shareholders of RBA. This announcement was made on February 3, 2026, alongside the company's investor presentation for the unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025.
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