Delta Corp's board has approved the demerger of its hospitality and real estate business to Delta Penland Private Ltd, sending its share price up 8%.
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The demerger is part of Delta Corp's strategy to focus on its core gaming business and unlock value for its shareholders.
The demerger is expected to have no impact on employees, customers, and business partners.
There will be no change in the shareholding pattern of Delta Corp, but in case of DPPL, while the promoters will hold 1 million shares (33.26%), 17,87,20,657 shares will be kept as public shareholding (66.74%).
In the past one year, shares of Delta Corp have lost 9.6% against BSE Sensex's rise of 28.6%.
The businesses that will be demerged from Delta Corp include Deltin Suites, The Deltin, Marvel Resorts, and land situated in Dhargalim, Goa.

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