Thomas Cook India Subsidiary Invests ₹4.3 Crore in Indonesian JV
Thomas Cook India's subsidiary, TCIM, invested IDR 712,800,000 (approx. ₹4.3 crore) in its step-down subsidiary, PT Asian Trails Indonesia, via rights issue. AT Mauritius, a subsidiary of TCIM, now holds 66% stake in AT Indonesia. The investment was made on August 3, 2026, and shares allotted on September 7, 2026.
The investment is in a step-down subsidiary and represents an incremental capital infusion, which is unlikely to have a material impact on the overall financial performance of Thomas Cook (India) Limited.
The announcement details a routine investment in a step-down subsidiary, which is a normal business operation. There are no significant positive or negative financial implications highlighted.
Thomas Cook (India) Limited announced that its subsidiary, Travel Circle International (Mauritius) Ltd (TCIM), has been intimated about an allotment of 990 ordinary shares to Asian Trails Holding Ltd., Mauritius (AT Mauritius). This allotment follows a rights issue investment of Indonesian Rupiah 712,800,000 (approximately ₹4.3 crore) made by AT Mauritius into PT Asian Trails Indonesia (AT Indonesia), a step-down subsidiary. The investment was made on August 3, 2026, and the shares were allotted on September 7, 2026. Post this investment, AT Mauritius continues to hold a 66% stake in AT Indonesia. PT Asian Trails Indonesia, which operates in the Travel Related Services industry, was incorporated on February 26, 2000. Its turnover for the last three years was: 2023 - Indonesian Rupiah 187,593,306,529 (approx. ₹113.5 crore), 2024 - Indonesian Rupiah 276,293,646,998 (approx. ₹167.1 crore), and 2025 - Indonesian Rupiah 297,937,695,491 (approx. ₹180.1 crore). The company's authorized share capital is Indonesian Rupiah 2,520,000,000. The investment by AT Mauritius was made at an arm's length. AT Indonesia is a joint venture between AT Mauritius and PT Panorama Investama.
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