Gabriel India, a well-known name in automotive parts, jumped 20% in the stock market after it revealed a major restructuring plan. This big move is meant to boost business, simplify operations, and turn the company into a full-service mobility solutions provider.
A Game-Changing Move for Gabriel India
The company’s plan starts with Anchemco India merging into Asia Investments Private Limited (AIPL). After this, the automotive part of AIPL will be moved to Gabriel India. It’s a strategic shuffle that will change how the business works — and it’s already catching investor attention.
Under the deal, Gabriel India will give 1,158 shares of ₹1 each for every 1,000 shares of ₹10 each held in AIPL. This is a related-party deal, but it’s being done at market value — with full transparency.
The full restructuring is expected to take around 10 to 12 months, depending on how fast the approvals come in from shareholders, creditors, regulators, and the NCLT.
What Comes with the Deal?
Gabriel India will now control Anchemco’s factories which make products like:
- Brake fluid
- Radiator coolants
- Diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) / AdBlue
- PU/PVC adhesives
It will also get access to strategic stakes in other companies like Dana Anand India, Henkel ANAND, and ANAND CY Myutec Automotive.
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More Than Just Suspension Parts
Gabriel India was once known mainly for shock absorbers. But now, it’s spreading out. In 2023, it added sunroofs. With this restructuring, it enters new segments like:
- Fluids and coolants
- Adhesives
- EV drivetrain parts
- Body-in-white and NVH solutions
- Synchronizer rings and aluminum forgings
Stronger Ownership, Stronger Future
After the deal, promoter shareholding will go up from 55% to 63.53%. Public holding will drop to 36.47%. The new shares will be listed on both BSE and NSE.
Leadership Speaks
Anjali Singh, chairperson of Gabriel India, said this step will make the company more competitive and ready to lead the ANAND Group’s growth towards ₹50,000 crore revenue by 2030.
Atul Jaggi, the managing director, said this plan turns Gabriel into a multi-product, tech-driven company that can better serve customers across 2W, 3W, 4W, and commercial trucks, both in India and globally.
Gabriel India is not just upgrading — it’s reinventing. From being a simple shock absorber brand to a full-range auto tech player, it’s taking bold steps. This shows confidence, clear direction, and a strong game plan for the future.
Disclaimer:
This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Please consult a certified advisor before making investment decisions.
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