Ceigall India sells step-down highway subsidiary for Rs 177 cr

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AI summary

Ceigall India has signed a Share Purchase Agreement to sell step-down subsidiary Ceigall Malout Abohar Sadhuwali Highways (CMASH) to Neo Infra Income Opportunity Fund for Rs 177 crores plus cash surplus, subject to adjustments. CMASH contributed 2.10 percent of consolidated turnover (Rs 826.89 million) and 6.30 percent of net worth (Rs 1361.14 million) in FY26. The buyer is unrelated to promoters. Closing awaits conditions precedent.

Likely market impact

Brings in about Rs 177 cr plus cash surplus, boosting near-term liquidity. Unrelated-party deal, so neutral-to-positive for minority shareholders.