CGPOWERNSECG POWER AND IND SOL LTD· Electrical EquipmentHighPositive
Announced Mon, 17 Aug, 2026 · 14:51 IST

CG Power subsidiary Axiro to acquire 100% stake in Tosil Systems for Rs 16.44 Cr

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AI summary

CG Power wholly owned subsidiary Axiro Semiconductor will acquire 100% of Tosil Systems for Rs 16.44 Crores in cash. Tosil provides semiconductor design, verification, embedded software, and Edge AI engineering services to global OEMs. Tosil FY26 turnover was Rs 11.94 Cr, up from Rs 11.12 Cr in FY25. The deal is expected to close by 31 August 2026. It is not a related party transaction.

Likely market impact

Strengthens CG Power's semiconductor design capabilities through its subsidiary. Small bolt-on deal, likely positive for long-term growth in the semiconductor space.