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Announced Mon, 11 May · 18:17 IST

Board has approved on May 11, 2026: i. Merger of Avinya Batteries with PPAP Automotive Limited ii. Slump Sale of Tooling business to Meraki Precision Tool Engineering Limited

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PPAP Automotive Ltd Board approved two major corporate restructuring moves on May 11, 2026. First, the merger of Avinya Batteries Limited (wholly-owned subsidiary) into PPAP Automotive, aimed at simplifying the management structure and reducing operational costs, subject to NCLT and regulatory approvals. Second, the slump sale of the Tooling Business to Meraki Precision Tool Engineering Limited (another WOS) on a going-concern basis, in exchange for equity shares, to create a scalable platform for tooling expansion. Financially, FY2026 standalone revenue was Rs 53,629.54 lakhs with net profit of Rs 3,343.48 lakhs, while consolidated net profit was Rs 4,319.33 lakhs. Exceptional items included a Rs 4,978.61 lakh gain from JV stake sale and Rs 1,711.61 lakh impairment on subsidiary. The Board also recommended a final dividend of Rs 1.5 per share.

Likely market impact

The merger will consolidate the battery business under the parent company, simplifying structure. The tooling business sale divests a non-core operation to a subsidiary, potentially unlocking value. Strong FY26 profits and dividend signal financial health despite subsidiary impairment.