Sanginita Chemicals to Acquire Agastya Green Energy in Strategic Diversification
Sanginita Chemicals Limited is acquiring Agastya Green Energy Limited (AGEL) through a share swap and purchase agreement. The deal involves issuing equity shares and cash infusion. The acquisition aims to diversify Sanginita's business into renewable energy. The transaction is expected to be completed within 15 days of regulatory approvals.
The acquisition involves a change in promoters, a significant share swap and cash infusion, and a diversification into a new, high-growth sector, which are all material events for the company and its stakeholders.
The acquisition of Agastya Green Energy Limited represents a strategic diversification into the renewable energy sector, which is a growth-oriented industry. This move is expected to strengthen Sanginita Chemicals' business portfolio and enhance long-term shareholder value.
Sanginita Chemicals Limited has entered into a Share Swap and Share Purchase Agreement (SSSPA) with Agastya Green Energy Limited (AGEL), B N G Investment LLC (Acquirer 1), and Mr. Anubhav Agarwal (Acquirer 2). This agreement involves multiple transactions: the acquisition of AGEL through a share swap from Acquirer 1 in exchange for newly issued equity shares of Sanginita Chemicals via a preferential issue; the allotment of fresh equity shares to Acquirer 1 for cash consideration, also through a preferential issue; and the purchase of the entire stake of the existing promoters and promoter group in Sanginita Chemicals by the Acquirers.
These transactions trigger an open offer obligation by the Acquirers under SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeover) Regulations, 2011. The acquisition of AGEL, which is involved in solar panel and cell manufacturing, EPC, and power generation, is aligned with Sanginita Chemicals' strategic objective to diversify into growth-oriented sectors like renewable energy. AGEL, along with its subsidiaries and associate entities, will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Sanginita Chemicals, providing an integrated platform across the renewable energy value chain.
The consideration for the acquisition includes the issuance of up to 1,52,87,356 equity shares of Sanginita Chemicals (face value ₹10 each) at an issue price of ₹13.05 per share to B N G Investment LLC, aggregating to ₹19,94,99,995.80, in exchange for AGEL shares. Additionally, Acquirer 1 will infuse cash at ₹13.05 per share, leading to the issuance of 1,91,57,080 shares. The Acquirers will purchase 65,78,994 equity shares from the existing promoters and promoter group. Upon completion, the Acquirers will gain control and become the new promoters of Sanginita Chemicals. The acquisition is expected to be completed within 15 days from the date of approval of the special resolution for the preferential issue and receipt of necessary regulatory approvals.
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