Vipul Limited sells 50% stake in associate High Class Projects for ₹4.37 Crore
Vipul Limited will sell its 50% stake in associate High Class Projects Limited to Expertpro Realty Private Limited for ₹4.37 crore. The transaction is scheduled for completion on February 18, 2026. This divestment will cause High Class Projects to no longer be an associate of Vipul Limited.
The sale of a 50% stake in an associate company signifies a strategic shift in the company's structure and focus. While the direct financial impact might be moderate, it indicates a change in the company's business operations and strategic direction.
The sale of an associate company stake is a strategic decision that does not inherently indicate positive or negative performance. The financial contribution of the associate is detailed, but the announcement focuses on the transaction itself.
Vipul Limited has entered into a definitive agreement on February 18, 2026, to sell 50% of its equity and preference shareholding in its associate company, High Class Projects Limited, to Expertpro Realty Private Limited. This transaction, expected to be completed on the same day, will result in High Class Projects Limited ceasing to be an associate of Vipul Limited.
The associate company contributed ₹337.04 Lakhs to the turnover, revenue, or income and had a net worth of Rs. 337.04 Lakhs in the last financial year. It also contributed a loss of Rs. 338.08 Lakhs during the same period. The consideration received from the sale is ₹4,37,50,000/-, which is ₹4.375 crore. Expertpro Realty Private Limited is not part of Vipul Limited's promoter or group companies. The transaction is not considered a related party transaction.
The Managing Director, CEO & CFO, Punit Beriwala, communicated this information under Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
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