GAIL approves merger of wholly owned subsidiary Konkan LNG with itself
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GAIL board approved merger of its wholly owned subsidiary Konkan LNG Limited (KLL) with itself. KLL operates an LNG regasification terminal at Dabhol, Maharashtra, with FY26 turnover of Rs 741 crore. GAIL's FY26 turnover is Rs 1,41,483 crore. Since KLL is wholly owned, no share exchange ratio or cash consideration - KLL shares will be cancelled after merger. No change in GAIL's shareholding. Rationale: create a vertically integrated entity, simplify group structure, and boost operational efficiency.
Minimal immediate impact - merger of wholly owned subsidiary, no share dilution or cash outflow. Simplifies group structure and may improve operational efficiency over time.