Gabriel India Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated Jun 30, 2025, titled "Press Release regarding Composite Scheme of Arrangement".
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Gabriel India's Board has approved a composite scheme of arrangement that will consolidate its parent's (Asia Investments Private Limited, or AIPL) automotive businesses into Gabriel. Under the scheme, Anchemco India will first merge into AIPL, after which AIPL's automotive undertaking—including brake fluids, radiator coolants, diesel exhaust fluid (AdBlue), PU/PVC adhesives, and equity stakes in Dana Anand, Henkel ANAND, and ANAND CY Myutec Automotive—will demerge into Gabriel India. Shareholders of AIPL will receive 1,158 equity shares of Gabriel (face value ₹1) for every 1,000 shares of AIPL (face value ₹10). The company says the restructuring will transform it from a single-product (suspension/shock absorbers) business into a diversified mobility solutions provider spanning drivetrain, EV transmissions, body-in-white, NVH, synchroniser rings, and more. The scheme is subject to NCLT, stock exchange, and other regulatory approvals, with completion expected in 10–12 months. Management expects EPS accretion and higher return on equity as a result.
If approved, Gabriel will materially expand its product portfolio and revenue base, reducing reliance on its core suspension business and potentially boosting long-term earnings. The share issuance will cause equity dilution for existing Gabriel shareholders, but management claims it will be EPS-accretive. The stock could see near-term volatility around NCLT/regulatory milestones over the next 10–12 months.