TOTAL to Disinvest up to 81% Stake in OneWorld Logistics
Total Transport Systems to disinvest up to 81% stake in OneWorld Logistics for ₹75 crore, subject to shareholder approval, with expected completion by May 30, 2026.
The disinvestment of a significant stake in a subsidiary could have a notable impact on the company's financials and operations.
The announcement conveys a corporate restructuring decision with potential financial implications, but lacks explicit positive or negative indicators.
* Total Transport Systems Limited (TOTAL) announced the Board of Directors approved the proposal of disinvestment of up to 81% shareholding in OneWorld Logistics Private Limited, a wholly-owned material subsidiary. * The disinvestment is subject to shareholders' approval. * The company executed a binding term sheet on December 4, 2025. * The expected date of completion of the sale/disposal is up to May 30, 2026. * The total consideration for the disinvestment is ₹75 crore, which will be received in tranches. * The buyer is Moreshwar Corporation, a partnership firm involved in Shipping, Logistics and Trading and is not related to the promoter/promoter group/group companies.
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