According to stock exchange filing, Adani Group has sold 20% stake in Wilmer International, Singapore, Wilmer International, Singapore AWL Agri Business Limited (East is known as Adani Wilmer Limited).
Adani announced the division of his entire 44% stake in Adani Wilmer to focus his focus on the core infrastructure businesses in December.
Lens PTE Limited, Singapore, a subsidiary of Adani Commodities LLP (ACL), Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL), and Wilmer International, a subsidiary of Wilmer International, entered an agreement. He gave each other the option to buy or sell AWL/ACL shares in AWL (Adani Wilmar Limited), later, at one price they both agree – but no more than ₹ 305 per share. Both organized about 88% (44% each) in the company.
In January 2025, AEL/ACL sold its shareholding at 13.5% AWL at ₹ 276.51 per share. This was done because the company’s more shares are owned by the public, as is required for the minimum public shareholding requirements.
After this sale, ACL/AEL has about 30.42% of AWL. Now, Adani Group has sold 20% stake in AWL AGRI business at Wilmer International in Singapore, which is of 275 per share in a deal of ₹ 7,150 crore. The share sales are part of the Adani Group’s plan to get out of the FMCG business.
After the latest transactions, Wilmer International will become a majority shareholder in AWL Agri with 64% holding, to overtake Adani.
Adani Enterprises announced the second public NCD issue, which is up to ₹ 1,000 crore
In a stock exchange filing Limited Adani Enterprises said that it, ACL and Lens have entered a share purchase agreement (SPA), under which “has agreed to buy a lens, and ACL has agreed to sell a maximum of 25,99,35,721 equity shares, which is more than 20% of AVL Agri Limited, which is more than 20% of ADL. Agri Limited Hadena released 14,29,64,647 equity shares and represents 11% of paid-up equity share capital, which is at the cost of sales share per 275 amount. ”
Published – July 17, 2025 05:05 pm IST
