Dilip Buildcon transfers seven highway subsidiaries to Anantam Highways Trust
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Dilip Buildcon and its wholly-owned subsidiaries transferred their full 54 percent equity holdings and non-convertible debt securities in seven highway subsidiaries to Anantam Highways Trust on October 10, 2025. They received 958,50,139 trust units worth 958.50 crore rupees. Separately, a fund in which the company had a 98.48 percent beneficial interest received another 36,045,096 units.
Shareholders receive trust units instead of direct subsidiary holdings, shifting earnings exposure to the trust. No cash proceeds were disclosed.