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.
Kanakia GroupNclt ApprovalReal Estate DemergerInvestment AttractionFinancial FlexibilityReal EstateMay 23, 2025

The purpose of the demerger is to attract investors and enhance financial flexibility by separating the real estate division from other businesses.
Kanakia Spaces Realty Pvt Ltd and Transparent Developers Pvt Ltd are the companies involved in the demerger.
The NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) is being approached for approval to ensure the demerger is legally valid and compliant with regulations.
The expected benefits include greater operational and financial flexibility, enhanced access to funding, and more efficient and appealing investment processes.
The NCLT requires a list of contingent liabilities, details of any pending legal proceedings, and comprehensive information regarding letters of credit.

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