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Announced Sat, 28 Mar · 11:12 IST

Moschip Technologies Limited has informed the Exchange about Amalgamation/Merger of Softnautics Inc and Softnautics Private Limited with MosChip Technologies Limited

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Moschip Technologies Limited has received NCLT Hyderabad Bench approval (order dated 25 March 2026) for the amalgamation of its two wholly-owned subsidiaries — Softnautics Inc (a US entity based in California) and Softnautics Private Limited (an Indian step-down subsidiary, converted from Softnautics LLP on 4 April 2025) — into the listed parent company, with an appointed date of 4 April 2025. The share exchange ratio is Nil since both merging entities are wholly-owned by Moschip, meaning no new shares will be issued and there is no dilution for existing shareholders. Both transferor companies will stand dissolved without winding up after the scheme takes effect. The merger is a cross-border amalgamation under FEMA Cross Border Merger Regulations, 2018, and is purely aimed at simplifying the group structure, eliminating multi-layered holding costs, and combining similar semiconductor, ASIC, SoC, IoT, and embedded design businesses under one roof. The company has confirmed the scheme will have no adverse effect on shareholders or creditors.

Likely market impact

Positive for shareholders in the long run — no share dilution occurs since no new equity is issued, and the merger is expected to reduce compliance costs, streamline management, and consolidate Moschip's semiconductor design operations. Short-term stock reaction is likely neutral since this is an internal restructuring of wholly-owned subsidiaries rather than a value-accretive external deal.