Windsor Machines completes amalgamation with wholly-owned subsidiary Global CNC Pvt. Ltd.
Windsor Machines Limited's Scheme of Amalgamation with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Global CNC Private Limited, is effective from March 31, 2026. The NCLT approved the scheme on March 19, 2026. This amalgamation aims to streamline corporate structure and achieve operational synergies. Global CNC reported FY25 PBT of ₹2,093.61 lakhs, while Windsor Machines reported FY25 PBT of ₹423.56 lakhs.
The amalgamation of a wholly-owned subsidiary with its holding company is a significant corporate restructuring that will impact the consolidated financial statements and operational efficiency. However, it does not immediately involve external fundraising or major business line changes that would warrant a 'HIGH' impact.
The amalgamation is expected to streamline operations, consolidate resources, and lead to sustainable growth, which are positive outcomes for the company and its stakeholders.
Windsor Machines Limited has announced the effectiveness of its Scheme of Amalgamation with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Global CNC Private Limited. The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Ahmedabad Bench, approved the scheme on March 19, 2026, and it became effective from March 31, 2026. This amalgamation aims to streamline the corporate structure, consolidate assets and liabilities, and achieve operational synergies, leading to expansion and sustainable growth. The scheme also involves amendments to Windsor Machines Limited's Memorandum of Association, specifically regarding its objects and authorized share capital.
The NCLT's order followed extensive review, including responses from regulatory authorities such as the Regional Director, Registrar of Companies, Official Liquidator, Income Tax Department, and SEBI. While the Income Tax Department raised concerns about potential tax benefits from setting off accumulated losses, the companies clarified that both entities are profit-making and the scheme is commercially driven, not tax-driven. SEBI confirmed that no prior approval or NOC was required for the merger of a wholly-owned subsidiary with its holding company.
Global CNC Private Limited reported a profit before tax of ₹2,093.61 lakhs on revenue from operations of ₹18,307.34 lakhs for FY2024-25. Windsor Machines Limited reported a profit before tax and exceptional items of ₹423.56 lakhs on revenue from operations of ₹32,759.85 lakhs for the same period. As the transferor company is a wholly-owned subsidiary, no consideration is involved in the amalgamation. The company has filed the certified copy of the NCLT order with the Registrar of Companies, Ahmedabad, as per regulatory requirements.
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