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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) said on Thursday it has approved the acquisition of 96.42 per cent equity shareholding in Jindal Power Limited by Worldone Private Limited.
At the company's EGM held electronically on Friday, 97.12% of Jindal Steel shareholders via special resolution approved divestment of the firm's power business
JSPL said over 97 per cent shareholders have approved the proposal to sell 96.42 per cent stake the company holds in its arm Jindal Power for Rs 7,401 crore to its promoters owned firm Worldone.
JSPL Board accepted the revised binding offer from Worldone Private Limited to divest its 96.42 per cent stake in Jindal Power Limited (JPL), a material subsidiary of JSPL, the company informed.
JSPL on Saturday said its board has accepted the revised offer of Rs 7,401 crore from Worldone Private Limited for divestment of its subsidiary company Jindal Power Ltd. On July 25, JSPL had announced receiving the Rs 7,401-crore revised offer from Worldone Private Limited to acquire 96.42 per cent stake in Jindal Power Ltd (JPL). In a statement, Jindal Steel & Power Limited (JSPL) said its "Board has accepted the revised binding offer from Worldone Private Limited to divest its 96.42 per cent stake in JPL". The company informed that out of Rs 7,401 crore, Rs 3,015 crore will be paid in cash, while the balance Rs 4,386 crore will be settled by "way of assumption and takeover of liabilities and obligations of JSPL in relation to inter-corporate deposits and the capital advances extended by JPL to JSPL". The divestment is in line with JSPL's strategic objective to continuously reduce its debt and carbon emissions and focus on steel business. The company further said it had also ...
In April, JSPL divested 96.42 in JPL to Worldone for Rs 3,015 crore
JSPL on Sunday announced it has received a revised offer of Rs 7,401 crore from Worldone Private Limited for divestment of its subsidiary company Jindal Power Limiter (JPL).
The equity value is an all-cash offer of Rs 3,015 crore, including 3,400 MW coal fired power plants in Chhattisgarh and other non-core assets owned by JPL
Jindal Power and Steel (JSPL) on Tuesday said its board has approved divesting its entire equity interest in Jindal Power to Worldone, a promoter group company, for Rs 30.15 billion
Jindal Power Ltd (JPL) on Monday announced the appointment of former bureaucrat Anil Kumar Jha as its Chairman. A veteran of the mining industry, Jha isformer chairman of Coal India Limited, JPL said in a statement. JPL is a subsidiary of steel maker Jindal Steel & Power Limited (JSPL), Jha brings with him rich a experience of over three decades in the field of mine planning, production, management, supervision, direction and control of underground as well as open cast mines, the statement said. On Jha's appointment, JSPL Chairman Naveen Jindal said: "We welcome Anil Kumar Jha to the JPL family. We are confident that with his vast experience, JPL will continue to scale new heights and contribute towards a self-reliant India. We wish him great success at JPL." Jha is a mining graduate, he also holds an M.Tech degree from Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad. He started his career with Coal India as a Junior Executive (Trainee) at Topa Colliery in Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) in ..
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