Mumbai-based Kanakia Group is planning to demerge its real estate division, Kanakia Spaces Realty Pvt Ltd and Transparent Developers Pvt Ltd, to attract investors and enhance financial flexibility. The group has approached the NCLT for approval.
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The Kanakia Group is planning to demerge its real estate division, which includes Kanakia Spaces Realty Pvt Ltd and Transparent Developers Pvt Ltd, from its other businesses to attract investors and enhance financial flexibility.
The Kanakia Group is seeking NCLT approval to ensure the legal validity of the demerger and to provide a structured and transparent process for separating its real estate activities from other ventures.
The expected benefits include greater operational and financial flexibility, improved access to funding, and a clearer business structure that can attract a broader pool of potential investors.
The NCLT has requested a list of contingent liabilities, details of any pending legal proceedings, and comprehensive information regarding letters of credit, including sanctioned amounts, amounts utilized, and margin money furnished.
The demerger aligns with the trend of Indian businesses adopting corporate restructurings to unlock value, sharpen strategic focus, and improve business fundamentals, often leading to better valuations and targeted capital allocation.

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