In a strategic move aimed at unlocking value and strengthening its balance sheet, Inox Wind Ltd has announced the divestment of a portion of its stake in its wholly owned subsidiary, Inox Renewable Solutions Ltd. The transaction, valued at ₹1.75 billion, will reduce Inox Wind’s shareholding in the subsidiary from 91.90 percent to 88.84 percent. The company has entered into definitive agreements for the sale, which is expected to be completed in the coming weeks.
This divestment is part of Inox Wind’s broader capital optimization strategy and reflects its intent to monetize non-core assets while retaining operational control of key business verticals.
Key highlights of the divestment
1. Inox Wind to divest shares worth ₹1.75 billion in Inox Renewable Solutions
2. Shareholding to reduce from 91.90 percent to 88.84 percent post-transaction
3. Transaction structured through definitive agreements with undisclosed buyers
4. Funds to be used for debt reduction and working capital enhancement
5. Inox Wind retains majority control and strategic oversight of the subsidiary
Strategic rationale behind the move
The divestment comes at a time when Inox Wind is actively restructuring its capital base and improving its financial metrics. The company has seen a sharp turnaround in FY25, with revenue rising 105 percent and profit after tax surging over 1000 percent compared to the previous fiscal year.
- The ₹1.75 billion infusion will help reduce leverage and improve liquidity
- It aligns with the company’s goal of becoming net-debt free by FY27
- The move allows Inox Wind to bring in strategic partners without diluting core control
- It also signals confidence in the subsidiary’s standalone growth potential
About Inox Renewable Solutions
Inox Renewable Solutions Ltd, formerly known as Resco Global Wind Services, is a key player in wind farm development and operations. It handles turnkey services including:
- Wind resource assessment and site acquisition
- Infrastructure development and turbine erection
- Long-term operations and maintenance (O&M) contracts
- Asset management and performance optimization
The subsidiary has played a pivotal role in executing Inox Wind’s large-scale projects across Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu. Its strong execution capabilities and service portfolio make it a valuable asset in India’s renewable energy landscape.
Market reaction and investor sentiment
The announcement has been met with cautious optimism by market participants. While the reduction in stake is modest, the ₹1.75 billion transaction signals a proactive approach to capital management.
- Analysts expect improved debt-to-equity ratios in the next quarterly results
- The move may attract ESG-focused investors looking for exposure to clean energy
- Shareholders view the divestment as a step toward unlocking hidden value in subsidiaries
Inox Wind’s recent rights issue, priced at ₹120 per share, also reflects its intent to raise capital efficiently while rewarding existing investors. The issue was launched earlier this month and is expected to close by August 20, 2025.
Future outlook
With India’s wind energy sector projected to grow at a CAGR of 14 percent over the next five years, Inox Wind is well-positioned to capitalize on rising demand. The company’s four manufacturing facilities and integrated service model give it a competitive edge.
- Plans are underway to expand turbine capacity and introduce hybrid energy solutions
- Inox Wind is exploring international markets for EPC and O&M services
- The company aims to double its order book by FY26 through strategic partnerships
Final word
Inox Wind’s decision to divest a small stake in its subsidiary for ₹1.75 billion is a calculated move that balances financial prudence with strategic ambition. By retaining majority control while unlocking capital, the company reinforces its commitment to growth, sustainability, and shareholder value.
Sources: Chittorgarh, MarketScreener, Trendlyne, Business Standard, Financial Express.
