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Centrum Capital Limited has approved the transfer of its Merchant Banking Division to Centrum Broking Limited through a slump sale valued at Rs. 1.79 crore. The company will surrender its SEBI Merchant Banker license, while the group continues merchant banking services via its subsidiary.
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Centrum Capital Limited announced that its Board of Directors has approved a Business Transfer Agreement to sell and transfer its Merchant Banking Division to Centrum Broking Limited (CBL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Centrum Financial Services Limited. The move aligns with regulatory requirements following the Reserve Bank of India’s approval for Unity Small Finance Bank Limited.
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The Merchant Banking Division contributed Rs. 1,119.33 lakh in turnover during FY 2024-25, accounting for 0.32% of the company’s consolidated turnover.
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The slump sale consideration is Rs. 1.79 crore, subject to adjustments at completion.
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The transaction is expected to conclude within 2-3 months, pending regulatory approvals.
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Centrum Broking Limited, registered with BSE and NSE, will continue merchant banking services after SEBI grants final registration.
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The sale qualifies as a related party transaction but is executed at arm’s length.
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There will be no change in Centrum Capital’s shareholding pattern post-transaction.
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Centrum Capital will surrender its SEBI Category I Merchant Banker license, ceasing merchant banking operations directly.
Sources: Centrum Capital Limited stock exchange filing, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
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