Shakti Pumps Invests ₹5 Crore in Subsidiary for Solar Cell Plant
Shakti Pumps (India) Limited invested ₹5 crore in its wholly-owned subsidiary, Shakti Energy Solutions Limited. This capital will fund a new 2.20 GW Solar DCR cell and Solar PV modules manufacturing plant in Pithampur. SESL's FY25 turnover was ₹216.53 crore.
The investment of ₹5 crore is a significant amount for a subsidiary's expansion, potentially impacting future revenue streams and market position in the renewable energy sector. However, it's not a transformative event for the parent company's overall financials.
The investment in a subsidiary for a new manufacturing plant indicates expansion and growth, which is a positive development for the company.
Shakti Pumps (India) Limited has announced an investment of ₹5 crore (Rupees Five Crores Only) in its wholly-owned subsidiary, Shakti Energy Solutions Limited (SESL). This strategic investment is aimed at establishing a greenfield high-efficiency Solar DCR cell and Solar PV modules manufacturing plant in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh. The new facility will have a production capacity of 2.20 GW.
SESL, incorporated on September 6, 2010, is engaged in the manufacturing of Solar Structures and Solar Rooftop solutions, and is now expanding into Solar DCR cell and Solar PV module manufacturing. For the financial year 2025, SESL reported a turnover of ₹216.53 crore. The investment by Shakti Pumps does not fall under related party transactions, and therefore, the arm's length basis is not applicable.
The company stated that no government or regulatory approvals are required for this investment, and it is to be completed on the same day of the announcement. The investment will be made in consideration of equity shares. The historical turnover for SESL for the previous three financial years was ₹139.59 crore in FY2024 and ₹99.15 crore in FY2023.
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