Intimation under Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR - Scheme of Amalgamation of BMM Ispat Limited with the Company
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JSW Steel's board has approved the amalgamation of BMM Ispat Limited (BMMIL) into the company under Sections 230-232 of the Companies Act, 2013, with an appointed date of April 1, 2026. BMMIL operates a ~1 MTPA integrated steel facility in Karnataka near JSW's Vijayanagar plant and has expansion-ready land for doubling capacity. The share exchange ratio is 1 JSW Steel share (Rs 1 face value) for every 18 BMMIL shares (Rs 10 face value). Post-merger, JSW Steel's promoter holding increases marginally from 45.32% to 45.65%, while the total share count rises from 244.55 crore to 249.30 crore shares. This is a related party transaction since JSW Projects Limited (promoter group) holds a majority stake in BMMIL, but it has been conducted at arm's length with independent valuations and a fairness opinion. The scheme requires NCLT, shareholder, and creditor approvals.
The amalgamation will give JSW Steel access to nearby long products capacity and low-cost expansion land near its Vijayanagar plant, strengthening its product mix and operating efficiency. Shareholders may see modest EPS accretion from synergies, though the ~0.3% dilution in promoter holding is minimal.