Sambhv Steel Tubes Corrects Vajra Alloys Net Worth to ₹0.10 Crore
Sambhv Steel Tubes Limited corrected its earlier filing, revising the net worth of investee Vajra Alloys Private Limited from ₹38.58 Crore to ₹0.10 Crore due to a typographical error. The company is acquiring 15% stake for ₹7.51 Crore cash consideration. The acquisition is expected within 30 days.
The correction of a net worth figure, which was a typographical error, does not significantly alter the fundamental nature or impact of the acquisition on the company.
The announcement is a correction of a previous filing due to a typographical error, and does not introduce new material positive or negative information about the acquisition itself.
Sambhv Steel Tubes Limited has issued a revised intimation regarding its investment in Vajra Alloys Private Limited, correcting a typographical error in the net worth disclosure. The initial filing on April 1, 2026, incorrectly stated the net worth of Vajra Alloys Private Limited as ₹38.58 Crores. This has now been corrected to ₹0.10 Crores.
The company clarified that the previous note regarding the net worth being derived from a registered valuer's report has been deleted. This revised Annexure A forms an integral part of the original intimation. The acquisition involves a cash consideration of ₹7,51,56,927 for 18,507 equity shares, representing 15% post completion of a preferential allotment.
Vajra Alloys Private Limited will be engaged in the manufacturing, processing, refining, and distribution of specialty metals and alloys, catering to sectors like aerospace, defense, and automotive. This investment is expected to drive synergies, enhance the product portfolio, and strengthen Sambhv Steel Tubes' position in the specialty materials market. The acquisition is expected to be completed within 30 days.
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