Demergers, mergers, and arrangements rewire ownership and operations — and they only create value if they actually close. We run corporate restructuring end to end: scheme drafting, valuations and share exchange ratios, creditor and shareholder processes, regulatory approvals, and the NCLT process through to the listing of the resulting entity where applicable.
Distinct businesses trapped in one balance sheet, valued as one. A demerger unlocks value — we design the scheme, run the NCLT process, and list the resulting entity.
Multiple entities, duplicated compliances, trapped losses. A merger simplifies — we handle the scheme, the creditor process, and the tax structuring.
You're selling a division, not the company. We structure the carve-out — demerger vs. slump sale modelled on tax, stamp duty, and timeline — then execute.
Scheme of arrangement — demerger, merger, amalgamation — drafted for NCLT approval, creditor acceptance, and tax outcomes simultaneously.
Independent valuation and share exchange ratio determination, documented to withstand shareholder and regulatory scrutiny.
Petition filing, representation, and approval — managed through hearings to the sanction order.
Creditor meetings, shareholder approvals, and regulatory NOCs — stock exchanges, SEBI, RBI, sectoral regulators — sequenced on one calendar.
Capital gains neutrality, loss carry-forward preservation, and stamp duty optimisation — structured before the scheme is filed, not discovered after.
Listing of the resulting entity where applicable, ROC filings, and book integration — the scheme actually completed, not just sanctioned.
Scheme, valuation, and tax structure agreed before any filing.
Board, shareholder, creditor, and regulatory approvals sequenced.
NCLT process through to the sanction order.
Listing, filings, and the operating reality.
Demerger suits separating businesses with continuing shareholders; slump sale suits a clean cash exit from a division. Tax, stamp duty, and NCLT timelines differ materially — we model both.
Eight to fourteen months including NCLT approval, depending on complexity, creditors, and the tribunal's calendar.
Unabsorbed depreciation and business losses can transfer in a qualifying demerger/amalgamation subject to 72A conditions. We structure to preserve them.
Schemes attract stamp duty — state-specific, and material. We quantify it in the design phase, not after sanction.
Tell us where your company is headed. A partner — not a sales rep — will respond.
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