Maximus International to acquire 40% stake in Quebec Petroleum for Rs 18.43 Cr

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AI summary

Board approved acquiring 40 percent stake in Quebec Petroleum Resources Limited for Rs 18.43 Cr in cash. Target is a Vadodara-based company in lubricants manufacturing and petroleum products distribution with FY25 turnover of Rs 184.73 Cr. The deal is a related party transaction as director Mr. Aniruddh Gandhi holds 40 percent in the target, and is being done at arm's length. Seen as a strategic investment in a similar line of business.

Likely market impact

Strategic entry into lubricants and petroleum products. Related party deal, so pricing fairness and arm's length terms deserve a close look from shareholders.