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Intimation of proposal of merger of two wholly owned stepdown subsidiaries with a wholly owned subsidiary.

Filed: 05 Aug 2026, 20:09 IST Exchange: BSE Category: Merger/Acquisition — Subsidiary Merger
Proposal approved for merger of two wholly owned step-down subsidiaries, Eugia Steriles and Eugia SEZ, into wholly owned subsidiary Eugia Pharma Specialities Limited. - All entities manufacture injectable pharmaceutical products. - FY26 turnover: Eugia Pharma 27.26bn INR, Eugia Steriles 62.7m INR, Eugia SEZ 4.87bn INR. - Merger aims to simplify group structure and reduce costs. - No cash consideration; shareholding unchanged. - Transaction exempt from related party provisions under SEBI LODR and Companies Act.
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