Announced Mon, 14 Jul · 16:28 IST

Chembond Material Technologies Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Communication received from Chembond Chemicals Limited (formerly Chembond Chemical Specialties Limited) regarding Newspaper Advertisement of Information Memorandum in connection to the listing of 2,68,96,576 Equity shares.'.

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Chembond Material Technologies Limited (CMTL) has informed the exchanges that Chembond Chemicals Limited (CCL), the resulting company, published a statutory newspaper advertisement in Business Standard and Mumbai Lakshdeep on July 14, 2025, regarding the Information Memorandum for listing of 2,68,96,576 equity shares on BSE and NSE. This follows a Composite Scheme of Arrangement sanctioned by NCLT Mumbai on April 7, 2025 (effective May 3, 2025), involving demerger of the Construction Chemicals and Water Treatment businesses from CMTL into CCL, along with amalgamation of three other entities. CCL has received in-principle listing approvals from BSE (June 23, 2025) and NSE (June 24, 2025), plus a SEBI relaxation letter dated July 11, 2025. Post-scheme, CMTL shareholders received 2 CCL shares for every 1 CMTL share held, and the post-scheme shareholding shows promoters at 67.65% and public at 32.35% in CCL. For reference, CCL reported FY25 consolidated revenue of around Rs 292 crore with a profit of Rs 30.9 crore (EPS Rs 11.54).

Likely market impact

This is a procedural disclosure ahead of the formal listing and trading of CCL shares. Existing CMTL shareholders will receive separate, independently listed shares in CCL representing the demerged construction chemicals and water treatment businesses, giving them a direct stake in the focused, newly-listed entity. The development finalizes the restructuring and is a positive step towards unlocking value for shareholders, though the actual share price impact will depend on market response once trading begins.