Swelect Energy Systems Invests ₹4.36 Crore in Subsidiary for 4.5 MWp Solar Plant
Swelect Energy Systems will invest up to ₹4.36 crore in its subsidiary, SWELECT Radiant Power Private Limited, to establish a 4.5 MWp solar power plant in Kerala. The investment will reduce Swelect Energy's stake from 100% to 74%.
The investment amount, while significant for the subsidiary, represents a moderate portion of the parent company's overall operations. The expansion into renewable energy is a strategic move with potential for future growth.
The investment in a subsidiary for a new solar power plant is a positive development that is expected to increase the company's consolidated turnover.
Swelect Energy Systems Limited has approved an additional investment of up to ₹4,36,15,250 (Rupees Four crore thirty-six lakh fifteen thousand two hundred and fifty only) in its wholly-owned subsidiary, SWELECT Radiant Power Private Limited. This investment is for setting up a 4.5 MWp DC solar power plant under a Group Captive Scheme in Kerala.
SWELECT Radiant Power Private Limited was incorporated on March 19, 2025, and is yet to commence commercial operations. The proposed investment will be made in multiple tranches, with the shares being acquired at ₹249.23 each (face value of ₹10 and a premium of ₹239.23). The company proposes to subscribe to a maximum of 1,75,000 equity shares.
Following this investment, Swelect Energy Systems Limited's shareholding in SWELECT Radiant Power Private Limited will decrease from 100% to 74%, as shares will also be allotted to other identified group captive investors. The transaction is considered a related party transaction and is being conducted on an arm's length basis. The investment is expected to increase the consolidated turnover of Swelect Energy Systems Limited.
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