BASF India Limited has informed the Exchange about Demerger
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BASF India's board has approved a Scheme of Arrangement to demerge its Agricultural Solutions business (crop protection chemicals, seeds, and digital agri products) into its wholly-owned subsidiary, BASF Agricultural Solutions India Ltd, which will be separately listed on BSE and NSE. The demerged business contributed Rs. 20,647.3 million in FY25, accounting for 13.6% of BASF India's total turnover. Shareholders of BASF India will receive 1 equity share of the resulting company (face value Rs. 10) for every 1 share held in BASF India, with no cash consideration. Post-demerger, promoter holding in the new entity will be 73.33% and public holding 26.67%. The move is part of parent BASF SE's global strategy to legally separate and give independent focus to its agro-chemicals business, following its April 2025 acquisition of full ownership in BASF Agricultural Solutions India Ltd.
Existing BASF India shareholders will automatically get shares in the newly listed agri-solutions entity at a 1:1 ratio, potentially unlocking value by giving the market a clean pure-play agro-chemicals company alongside the remaining diversified chemicals business. The demerger is subject to NCLT, SEBI, stock exchange, shareholder and creditor approvals, so execution timelines remain uncertain and the stock may see volatility on scheme-related developments.