Kalpataru: NCLT allows withdrawal of Project Yoganand demerger scheme

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AI summary

Kalpataru Limited informed exchanges that the NCLT Mumbai Bench, via its Order dated November 25, 2025, has allowed the withdrawal of the Scheme of Arrangement for demerger of Project Yoganand (Borivali, Mumbai) from Kalpataru into its wholly owned subsidiary Kalpataru Residency Private Limited. The Board had approved seeking this withdrawal on November 10, 2025. The demerger scheme has now been formally dismissed as withdrawn.

Likely market impact

Demerger to a wholly owned subsidiary is called off. No share issuance was involved since the transferee was a WOS, so minimal direct impact on shareholders.