Board approves purchase of Actis stake in Mahindra Homes

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The board approved buying Actis's full 25.65 percent stake in Mahindra Homes Private Limited for up to Rs 90 crore in cash. Subject to shareholder approval, MHPL will become wholly owned by Mahindra Lifespace. The buyer and seller are related parties, with the deal on arm's length terms. MHPL had no turnover in FY25, compared with Rs 6.56 crore in FY24 and Rs 8.81 crore in FY23.

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Full ownership may simplify management, but shareholder approval is needed and the company will pay up to Rs 90 crore in cash.