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MIC Electronics' board has approved acquiring an 89.65% stake (71,72,090 shares) in Singapore-based deep-tech company Neo Semi SG Pte. Ltd. for a total consideration of approximately ₹357.60 crore, partly in cash (₹122.26 crore for 30.65%) and partly via share swap (₹235.34 crore for 59%). To fund the share-swap component, the company will issue up to 5,68,73,418 equity shares at ₹41.38 each to the Neo selling shareholders (Ebisu, Unico, and Tavas), leading to promoter holding diluting from 51.70% to 41.83% and public holding rising to 58.17%. The board deferred a separate acquisition of 43.05% in Refit Global Pvt. Ltd. pending further negotiations. Additionally, MIC will hive off its Lighting Division and Medical & Other Appliances Division to its subsidiary MICK Digital India Limited via a slump sale for ₹8 crore (discharged by share allotment), while also selling 40% of MICK Digital to a group company LED India Pvt. Ltd. An EGM is scheduled for April 29, 2026, to seek shareholder approval, and Independent Director Deepayan Mohanty will be redesignated as Non-Executive Non-Independent Director owing to a stake in Neo's subsidiary.
The Neo Semi acquisition is a transformative move for MIC Electronics, taking it into semiconductor IP, AI/IoT energy, and circular electronics, with management projecting operating margin expansion to 25%. Shareholders will see significant equity dilution (~24% increase in share count) and the deal remains subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals including RBI FEMA clearance. The restructuring is aimed at creating a focused subsidiary for lighting and medical appliances businesses while positioning MIC as a diversified electronics-semiconductor platform.