Merger would strengthen BASF India's position
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Merger would strengthen BASF India's position

The merger of BASF Performance Polyamides with BASF India Limited would strengthen the company’s position as a solution provider for key industries and would enhance market access to key growth markets.

  • By ICN Bureau | August 27, 2020
The merger of BASF Performance Polyamides with BASF India Limited would strengthen the company’s position as a solution provider for key industries and would enhance market access to key growth markets.
 
The merger would help BASF India in expanding its existing ‘Materials’ segment and extend the value chain through backward integration into key raw materials. The Polyamides business also has operational synergies with the Engineering Plastics business of the company and merging BASF Performance Polyamides with the company will ensure focused management thereby resulting in efficiency of management and maximizing value to the shareholders.
 
The Board of Directors at their meeting held today have approved the Scheme of Merger by absorption of BASF Performance Polyamides India Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary with BASF India Limited and their respective shareholders, subject to necessary statutory and regulatory approvals, including the approval of National Company Law Tribunal, Mumbai.
 
It may kindly be noted that as BASF Performance Polyamides is a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, no consideration shall be payable pursuant to the merger of the BASF Performance Polyamides with the company. 
 
BASF Performance Polyamides was originally incorporated as Rhodia Polymers & Specialties India Pvt Ltd on 31st January, 2011 and is into the business of manufacture/trading of performance polyamides having one manufacturing site at Panoli, Gujarat. It has a wide range of Engineering Plastics (major brand: Technyl) and serves automobiles, electrical and consumer goods. 
 
The audited aggregate revenue (Operations & Other Income) of BASF Performance Polyamides for the past 3 financial years i.e. FY 2016-17, FY 2017-18 and FY 2018-19 was Rs. 131.42 crore, Rs. 174.13 crore and Rs. 246.85 crore respectively.
 

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