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Announced Fri, 20 Mar · 17:18 IST

CARYSIL LIMITED has informed the Exchange about Other Restructuring

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Carysil Limited's board met on March 20, 2026 and approved multiple items. It appointed BDO India LLP as Internal Auditor and S.S. Puranik & Associates as Cost Auditor for FY 2026-27. The deadline for using balance capital expenditure funds from its July 2024 QIP was extended by one year, from March 31, 2026 to March 31, 2027, though the purpose of the funds remains unchanged. The company will transfer the business, assets and liabilities of its UK step-down subsidiary Carysil Brassware Limited (contributing only ~1.44% of consolidated turnover) to another step-down subsidiary Carysil Products Limited, and then strike off the former entity. A second dormant subsidiary, Carysil Ceramictech Limited, will also be voluntarily struck off. Separately, Carysil Products Limited will acquire 100% of UK-based Setu Capital Limited for an enterprise value of about GBP 2.27 million (GBP 325,000 cash plus assumed loans) to gain ownership of an office property on Monk Street in central London.

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These changes are largely housekeeping: the UK restructuring and strike-off of inactive subsidiaries should streamline operations with no material financial impact. The QIP timeline extension gives Carysil more time to deploy capital expenditure funds but delays the benefit of those investments. The London property acquisition is small (around GBP 2.27 million) and funded locally, not affecting near-term earnings but adding a real estate asset to the UK subsidiary.