The group’s business empire, which generated a revenue of over $9 billion in FY23, has been under talks for an amicable division, the report said, adding that the negotiations are being led by the Murugappa Chettiar family.
The estimated investment in the project over five years is Rs 7,600 crore and the same is expected to be funded by a combination of government subsidies, equity contribution and potential bank borrowings as required, the company said.
The company and the developer will be entitled to 50% share of the leasehold right and the developed building.
Valli, daughter of the late M V Murugappan, former head of Carborundum Universal Ltd, wanted a board seat in Ambadi Investments Ltd (AIL), the holding company of the group, or the family members to buy out the 8.15 percent stake held by herself and her sister in AIL.
The settlement of the feud removed the overhang on stocks of the Murugappa Group companies. Now the management and shareholders can focus on growth of the Group.
Consolidated net profit zoomed 74 percent on year to Rs 311.84 crore in the quarter ended March while sales rose 11 percent YoY to Rs 3,778.24 crore.
The Murugappa Group company has been reshaping its business over the past two years through venture capital fund-type investments and turning around distressed companies
The investment from Multiples is a part of the Rs 3,000 crore fundraising efforts by TICMPL for its electric vehicle venture.
Coromandel International Ltd is setting up a greenfield facility in Andhra Pradesh and plans to launch the product this year, it said.
The Murugappa group company had registered a standalone profit after tax at Rs 6.76 crore during corresponding quarter of previous year.
The Murugappa Group company had registered standalone profit after tax at Rs 5.34 crore in corresponding quarter previous year.
The Murugappa Group firm buys 76 percent equity in the start-up that makes camera modules for mobile phones.
The proposed acquisition is consistent with the objective of the company to broaden its product and business portfolio to reduce its dependence on existing revenue streams.
TI Clean Mobility is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tube Investments of India, part of the city-based diversified conglomerate Murugappa Group
TI Clean Mobility will come out with three variants each in the passenger and cargo segments for electric three-wheelers
Company to move into medical devices & instruments, electronic products & components, and energy-related products
When family businesses are struggling to keeps its members united, this century-old group seems to have cracked the code
The acquisition will be done through CUMI Abrasives GmbH, Germany, a step-down wholly owned subsidiary of Carborundum Universal Limited.
The company is also planning to acquire a 70 percent equity stake in Cellestial E-Mobility Private Limited with an investment of Rs 161 crore.
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For years, we have seen the unseemly sight of male heirs in India squabbling for spoils of the family fortunes. Yet, the moment a few brave women stake their claim to be considered as part of the business in their own right, all hell seems to break loose
Valli Arunachalam's family owns 8.21 percent in Ambadi Investments, thus falling short of the minimum requirement by 1.79 percent.
In separate stock exchange filings, CG Power and Murugappa Group firm Tube Investments of India Ltd (TIIL) said lenders have accepted one-time settlement and restructuring of debt.
In August, TIIL offered to invest Rs 700 crore in CG Power for more than 50 percent stake.
Valli Arunachalam, who has been engaged in a long-standing battle for recognition as her father's heir, had reportedly proposed her name for the directorship in a notice last month