NDL Ventures has received no-objection letters from both BSE and NSE for its proposed merger with Hinduja Leyland Finance, marking a major regulatory milestone in the consolidation process.
The merger aims to strengthen NDL Ventures’ presence in the financial services and NBFC sector through the integration of Hinduja Leyland Finance’s lending business and operational scale.
Under the approved merger structure, shareholders of Hinduja Leyland Finance will receive 25 equity shares of NDL Ventures for every 10 shares held, reflecting the agreed share swap arrangement.
The transaction remains subject to shareholder approval and final clearance from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), which are critical for completion of the merger process.
The merger proposal also includes the transfer of all assets, liabilities, properties, and business operations of Hinduja Leyland Finance into NDL Ventures as a going concern.
Regulatory progress has steadily improved over the past year, with the company earlier receiving approval from the Reserve Bank of India and the Competition Commission of India for the proposed consolidation.
Investors appear optimistic about the merger’s strategic benefits, with NDL Ventures shares witnessing strong momentum over recent months amid expectations of improved scale and operational synergies.
The merger could help streamline the Hinduja Group’s financial services operations while enhancing capital efficiency, lending capabilities, and market positioning in the NBFC sector.
