Uravi Defence Disinvests 50.01% Stake in SKL India, Ceases Subsidiary Status
Uravi Defence And Technology Limited has divested its 50.01% stake in SKL India to Mr. Krishna Kumar Bhatia and Mrs. Bhavna Bhatia. This follows approval at an EGM on March 02, 2026. SKL India is now no longer a subsidiary, and two directors have resigned from SKL's board.
The disinvestment of a 50.01% stake in a subsidiary represents a significant change in the company's structure and operational scope. This could impact future earnings, strategic direction, and consolidated financial statements, warranting a medium impact.
The announcement details a disinvestment of a subsidiary, which is a corporate action. While it changes the company's structure, it does not inherently present positive or negative financial implications without further context on the value of the stake or the reasons for disinvestment.
Uravi Defence And Technology Limited has completed the disinvestment of its entire 50.01% shareholding in SKL India (Private) Limited to Mr. Krishna Kumar Bhatia, the Managing Director of SKL, and Mrs. Bhavna Bhatia, a Director of SKL. This transaction was approved by the company's members at an Extra-Ordinary General Meeting (EGM) held on March 02, 2026.
Following the transfer of shares, Mr. Niraj Gada, Promoter and Director of SKL, and Mr. Niken Shah, Independent Director of SKL, have resigned from the Board of SKL, effective March 02, 2026. Consequently, SKL India Private Limited is no longer a subsidiary of Uravi Defence And Technology Limited.
Further details regarding this disinvestment will be made available on the company's official website.
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