SAMHI Hotels acquires 49% in 2 solar SPVs; restructures subsidiary

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SAMHI Hotels board approved: (1) 49% stake acquisition in Clean Max Nile and Clean Max Solomon solar SPVs for INR 1.46 cr each, to source renewable energy for hotel subsidiaries in Maharashtra/Karnataka, cutting utility costs; (2) INR 44.02 cr investment in wholly-owned Duet India Hotels (Hyderabad) via preference share purchase from sister subsidiary, as internal restructuring to eliminate cross shareholding.

Likely market impact

Shift to renewable energy may lower hotel utility costs; internal restructuring simplifies group structure without changing ultimate ownership.