NAVA LIMITED has informed the Exchange regarding Board meeting held on January 05, 2026.
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NAVA Limited's board, on January 5, 2026, approved a buyback proposal from its wholly owned Singapore subsidiary, Nava Global Pte. Ltd. (NGPL). NGPL will buy back 99,20,635 equity shares held by Nava Ltd. (representing 3.97% of NGPL's share capital) at US$ 5.04 per share, for a total consideration of US$ 50 million (approximately Rs. 450 crore). NGPL has been independently valued at US$ 1.26 billion, implying the buyback price is over 4x the book value of US$ 1.20 per share. Nava Ltd.'s historical cost of investment in these shares is Rs. 48.33 crore, so the transaction will attract long-term capital gains tax. There is no change in ownership or voting rights, as Nava Ltd. continues to hold 100% of NGPL post buyback.
Nava Limited will receive ~Rs. 450 crore in cash from its subsidiary, unlocking value at a significant premium to book value and strengthening liquidity for new acquisitions and growth projects. This is positive for shareholders as it monetises a mature overseas investment, though the gain is subject to long-term capital gains tax and the cash inflow's value depends on the prevailing USD/INR exchange rate.