STARCEMENTNSEStar Cement LimitedMediumNeutral
Announced Sat, 18 Apr · 12:49 IST

Star Cement Limited has informed the Exchange that Pursuant to Regulation 30 read with Schedule III of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we hereby inform you that, M/s Ri Pnar Cement Private Limited (RPCPL), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company, have entered into a Share Purchase Agreement today with the shareholders of M/s Nitesh Minerals Private Limited (NMPL) for purchase of entire equity shares of NMPL. Consequently, upon completion of the aforesaid transaction NMPL will become the wholly owned subsidiary of RPCPL and a step down subsidiary of Star Cement Limited.

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AI summary

Star Cement's wholly owned subsidiary, Ri Pnar Cement Private Limited (RPCPL), has signed a Share Purchase Agreement to acquire 100% equity stake in Nitesh Minerals Private Limited (NMPL) for Rs. 17.19 crore in cash. NMPL, a mining company based in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, holds mining leases for limestone. Upon completion, NMPL will become a step-down subsidiary of Star Cement. The acquisition aims to ensure uninterrupted limestone supply for Star Cement's cement operations and leverage logistic benefits, representing vertical integration. NMPL had turnover of Rs. 157.22 lakh in FY2025 and Rs. 287.07 lakh in FY2024. The transaction is not a related party deal.

Likely market impact

This acquisition strengthens Star Cement's raw material security by bringing limestone sourcing in-house, which could reduce production costs and supply chain risks over time. The deal is relatively small (Rs. 17.19 crore) relative to Star Cement's scale, so immediate financial impact may be limited but supports long-term operational efficiency.