Thermax Subsidiary FE8PL Enters Share Pact with India Cements
Thermax subsidiary FE8PL has signed an agreement with India Cements Limited. India Cements will subscribe to 1,32,96,350 equity shares of FE8PL at a premium of ₹4.12 per share. Thermax's stake in FE8PL reduces to 62.15%. The agreement was signed on March 16, 2026.
The change in shareholding structure of a subsidiary and the introduction of a new significant shareholder can have medium-term implications on the subsidiary's strategic direction and financial performance, which may indirectly affect the parent company.
The announcement details a share subscription agreement and a change in shareholding pattern for a subsidiary, which is a routine corporate action without immediate positive or negative financial implications explicitly stated.
Thermax Limited announced that its step-down subsidiary, First Energy 8 Private Limited (FE8PL), has entered into a Share Subscription and Shareholders Agreement (SSHA) with India Cements Limited, a captive user of electricity.
As per the agreement signed on March 16, 2026, India Cements Limited will subscribe to 1,32,96,350 equity shares of FE8PL, each with a face value of ₹10 and a premium of ₹4.12 per share. This subscription will constitute 14.63% of FE8PL's total share capital.
Following this transaction, the shareholding structure of FE8PL will be: First Energy Private Limited (a subsidiary of Thermax Limited) will hold 62.15%, MRF Limited will hold 23.22%, and India Cements Limited will hold 14.63%. Consequently, Thermax Limited's shareholding in FE8PL has reduced from its previous stake to 62.15%. This restructuring follows an earlier intimation on June 21, 2025, when FE8PL ceased to be a wholly-owned step-down subsidiary.
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