Announced Wed, 25 Mar · 23:52 IST

L&T Technology Services Limited has informed the Exchange about entering into Business Transfer Agreement to sell and transfer the Smart World and Communication Business Unit of the Company comprising of the safe and smart segment and communication segment, on a slump sale basis to AMI Paradigm Solutions Private Limited.

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L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has signed a Business Transfer Agreement to sell its Smart World and Communication (SWC) business unit, which covers the safe & smart segment and communication segment, to AMI Paradigm Solutions Private Limited for Rs. 452 crore in cash on a slump sale basis. The SWC unit generated Rs. 1,027.95 crore in revenue in FY25, contributing about 9.63% of LTTS's consolidated revenue of Rs. 10,670.10 crore, and had a net worth of Rs. 445.89 crore (7.31% of LTTS net worth). The buyer is a special purpose vehicle that will become a joint venture between ParadigmIT and AM Intelligence Labs (linked to Greenko Group founders), and a guarantee deed has been signed by AM Green B.V. to secure the payment. The deal is expected to close by September 30, 2026, and is not a related party transaction. LTTS says the sale will help sharpen its focus on manufacturing, industrial, and enterprise sectors with Engineering Intelligence as a key growth bet.

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The divestiture lets LTTS exit a non-core segment (9.6% of revenue) for Rs. 452 crore cash, which can be redeployed into higher-priority areas like Engineering Intelligence and enterprise digital services. For shareholders, this is a portfolio reshaping move and could be viewed as value-accretive if proceeds are used productively, though the sold unit was a meaningful contributor to revenue.