Halder Venture Limited has informed the Exchange about Acquisition
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Halder Venture's board approved Q3 FY26 (quarter ended Dec 31, 2025) unaudited financial results along with the acquisition of a 52% controlling stake in InQube Technologies Private Limited for Rs. 30.16 crores (payable in cash and shares, per a term sheet). InQube runs a cloud-based multilingual Agri-ERP platform and carbon credit projects, and will become a subsidiary once the deal closes over an indicative 24-month period. On a consolidated basis, Q3 FY26 revenue from operations stood at Rs. 14,525.70 lakhs with a net profit of Rs. 1,412.94 lakhs, while 9M FY26 net profit reached Rs. 2,127.50 lakhs. The auditor flagged that the Rs. 605.07 lakhs dividend receivable from foreign subsidiary Hal Exim Pte Ltd is still pending, though no impairment was considered needed. The board also noted operationalization of packaging at the Haldia Manufacturing Unit acquired earlier from K.S. Oil.
The acquisition diversifies Halder Venture into agri-tech and carbon credits but the target is very small (FY25 turnover of just Rs. 1.27 crores) relative to the Rs. 30.16 crore deal value, so near-term earnings accretion looks limited. Shareholders should watch for execution over the long 24-month completion window and clarity on the cash-versus-share mix of consideration.