Sigma Advanced Systems Acquires 100% Stake in Bromford Precision Solutions for GBP 11.89M
Sigma Advanced Systems Limited will acquire 100% of Bromford Precision Solutions Limited for GBP 11.89 Million (₹153 Crores) in cash. This move aims to strengthen Sigma's aerospace and defence platform. Approvals are secured, and completion is expected within six weeks.
The acquisition of a company with significant turnover and a strategic focus on the aerospace and defence sector is a material event that will likely have a substantial impact on Sigma Advanced Systems Limited's business operations and market position.
The acquisition of a 100% stake in Bromford Precision Solutions Limited is a strategic move that is expected to enhance the company's position in the aerospace and defence sector, indicating positive future growth.
Sigma Advanced Systems Limited has announced the signing of a Share Purchase Agreement to acquire a 100% stake in Bromford Precision Solutions Limited, a United Kingdom-based company.
The acquisition is being made through Sigma Advanced Systems UK Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary. Bromford Precision Solutions Limited operates in the Aerospace & Defence industry, specializing in the manufacture of specialized complex aero engine rings and engine structures for leading OEMs in the UK and Europe.
For the twelve-month period ended April 30, 2026, Bromford Precision Solutions Limited reported a turnover of GBP 1.782 Crores (₹228.04 Crores). The company's turnover for the periods ending April 2025 and April 2024 were approximately ₹154.92 Crores and ₹89.36 Crores, respectively.
The acquisition is considered a key step in Sigma's strategy to build a globally embedded aerospace and defence platform. It aims to consolidate Sigma's position as a leading supplier of precision-engineered parts and introduce new product portfolios. The acquisition is structured as a cash consideration, with the cost being GBP 11.89 Million (approximately ₹153 Crores), based on the target entity's Enterprise Value.
Necessary approvals under the National Security and Investment Act in the UK have been obtained. The acquisition is expected to be completed within six weeks. This transaction does not fall under related party transactions, and the promoter group has no interest in the acquired entity.
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