Phoenix Mills unit ISMDPL buys back CPP Investments stake; holding rises to 55.57%
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Phoenix Mills subsidiary ISMDPL bought back 2.03 crore shares from Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) for Rs. 895 crore, completed on November 11, 2025. Phoenix Mills did not participate in the buyback, so its stake in ISMDPL rose from 51% to 55.57%. This is part of a broader plan to provide a full exit to CPP Investments, with Phoenix Mills aiming for 100% ownership of ISMDPL. ISMDPL operates Phoenix MarketCity Bengaluru, Phoenix Mall of Asia, and other malls.
Phoenix Mills moves closer to full ownership of profitable subsidiary; consolidation likely viewed positively by investors.