Total Transport Systems to Sell 81% Stake in Subsidiary OneWorld Logistics for ₹75 Crore
Total Transport Systems Limited shareholders approved selling up to 81% stake in subsidiary OneWorld Logistics. The deal consideration is ₹75 crore, expected to be completed by May 30, 2026. The subsidiary contributed 16% of consolidated turnover in FY25.
The disinvestment involves a significant stake in a subsidiary that contributes a notable portion of the company's turnover. The financial implications of the ₹75 crore consideration and the strategic shift warrant a medium impact assessment.
The approval of disinvestment signifies a strategic move by the company, potentially to streamline operations or focus on core business areas, which is generally viewed positively by investors.
Total Transport Systems Limited announced that its shareholders have approved the disinvestment of up to 81% of its stake in its wholly-owned subsidiary, OneWorld Logistics Private Limited. This approval was obtained through postal ballot and remote e-voting, based on the Scrutinizer's Report dated January 05, 2026.
OneWorld Logistics Private Limited contributed INR 10363.80 Lakhs in turnover, representing 16% of Total Transport Systems' consolidated turnover for the financial year 2024-25. Its net worth as of the same period was INR 273.73 Lakhs, accounting for 3.28% of the consolidated net worth.
The company executed a binding term sheet for this disinvestment on December 04, 2025. The total consideration for the sale is ₹75 crore, which will be received in tranches. The expected date of completion for this disinvestment is May 30, 2026. The buyer is Moreshwar Corporation, a registered partnership firm involved in shipping, logistics, and trading. The announcement clarifies that Moreshwar Corporation does not belong to the promoter group or any group companies of Total Transport Systems Limited, and the transaction is not a related party transaction.
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