Motherson acquires remaining 49% stake in Vacuform for ~₹253 Mn
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Motherson (SAMIL) will acquire the remaining 49% stake in South Africa-based Vacuform 2000 via its step-down subsidiary MSSL RSA for ~₹253 Mn (ZAR 45.18 Mn) in cash. Post-acquisition, Vacuform becomes an indirect wholly owned subsidiary (49% via MSSL RSA, 51% via MGI BV). Vacuform makes vacuum forming and blow moulded parts for auto customers, with FY26 turnover of ₹1,145.64 Mn. Deal expected to close by June 30, 2026, subject to South African TRP exemption.
Gives Motherson full strategic and operational control of Vacuform; deal size is small relative to the company, limited financial impact.