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Sarla Performance Fibers to Sell US Subsidiary Preference Shares at Significant Loss
Sarla Performance Fibers has approved the sale of 11 preference shares held in its US-based wholly owned subsidiary, Sarla Flex Inc., for approximately ₹1.1 Crore (USD 121,000). This transaction represents a massive write-down as the carrying value of these shares in the company's books was ₹7,824.85 Lakhs. The US subsidiary has been non-operational since 2017 and reported a negative net worth of ₹4,866.50 Lakhs in FY 2024-25. While the preference shares are being sold, the company will continue to maintain 100% equity ownership of the subsidiary.
Key Highlights
Sale of 11 preference shares with a face value of USD 11 million for a total consideration of USD 121,000.
Significant gap between the carrying value of ₹7,824.85 Lakhs and the sale price of approximately ₹1.1 Crore.
The US subsidiary, Sarla Flex Inc., has remained non-operational since 2017 with a negative net worth of ₹4,866.50 Lakhs.
Transaction is expected to be completed by March 31, 2026, with buyer STAR EXIM GENERAL TRADING L.L.C.
Sarla Performance Fibers will retain 100% equity control of the US entity despite the preference share sale.
👀 What to Watch
Investors should be cautious as the sale indicates a substantial realized loss on investment and highlights the long-term non-performance of the US subsidiary. Monitor the upcoming financial results for the specific impact of this write-off on the consolidated bottom line.
Sarla Performance Fibers Sells US Subsidiary Pref Shares for ₹1.1 Cr; Invests ₹27.9 Cr in Property
Sarla Performance Fibers has approved the sale of preference shares in its US subsidiary, Sarla Flex Inc., for approximately ₹1.1 crore, which is a significant discount compared to its book value of ₹78.25 crore. The company also ratified a ₹27.89 crore investment in 5,432 sq. ft. of commercial real estate in Mumbai. Furthermore, the board is seeking shareholder approval to increase borrowing limits to ₹550 crore. The auditor's report continues to highlight concerns regarding the US subsidiary's negative net worth and suspended operations since 2017.
Key Highlights
Sold $11M face value preference shares in Sarla Flex Inc. (USA) for a total consideration of $121,000 (~₹1.1 Cr).
The book value of the sold preference shares was recorded at ₹78.25 Crores, indicating a substantial write-down.
Acquired four commercial units in 'Suraj One Business Bay' for ₹27.89 Crores excluding taxes.
Proposed an increase in borrowing powers up to ₹550 Crores, subject to shareholder approval via postal ballot.
Auditors flagged that the US subsidiary has suspended manufacturing since 2017 and has negative net worth.
👀 What to Watch
Investors should scrutinize the massive loss recognized on the US subsidiary's preference shares and the strategic rationale for the large real estate investment. Monitor the upcoming postal ballot regarding the ₹550 crore borrowing limit for clues on future capital expenditure plans.
Sarla Performance Fibers Sells US Subsidiary Shares, Buys ₹27.89 Cr Property & Eyes ₹550 Cr Debt
Sarla Performance Fibers has announced a major divestment of preference shares in its US subsidiary, Sarla Flex Inc., for $121,000, which is significantly lower than its ₹78.25 Cr book value. The company also ratified the acquisition of 5,432 sq. ft. of commercial property in Mumbai for ₹27.89 Crores. Furthermore, the board is seeking shareholder approval to increase borrowing limits to ₹550 Crores and create charges on company assets. Auditors have raised concerns regarding the US subsidiary's negative net worth and suspended operations since 2017.
Key Highlights
Sold 11 preference shares in Sarla Flex Inc (USA) for $121,000 against a carrying book value of ₹78.25 Crores.
Ratified the acquisition of four commercial units in Mumbai totaling 5,432 sq. ft. for ₹27.89 Crores.
Proposed an increase in the company's borrowing powers up to a limit of ₹550 Crores.
Auditors highlighted that the US subsidiary remains a 'Going Concern' despite suspended operations since 2017.
Approved unaudited financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025.
👀 What to Watch
Investors should closely examine the Q3 financial results to understand the impact of the US subsidiary's asset sale on the balance sheet. The significant increase in borrowing limits to ₹550 Cr suggests potential expansion or a need for high liquidity, which requires monitoring for debt-to-equity implications.
Sarla Performance Fibers Q3 FY26: Revenue Up 14% YoY to ₹107.8 Cr, PAT Flat at ₹10 Cr
Sarla Performance Fibers reported a 14.3% year-on-year growth in consolidated revenue from operations, reaching ₹107.84 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. Despite the revenue growth, consolidated net profit remained stagnant at ₹10.04 crore compared to ₹10.02 crore in the previous year's corresponding quarter, reflecting margin pressure. Standalone performance was slightly better with a PAT of ₹11.15 crore, up 6.3% YoY. The auditor's report continues to highlight concerns regarding Sarlaflex Inc, a subsidiary with suspended operations since 2017 and negative net worth.
Key Highlights
Consolidated Revenue from Operations increased 14.3% YoY to ₹107.84 crore.
Consolidated Net Profit (PAT) remained nearly flat at ₹10.04 crore vs ₹10.02 crore YoY.
Total consolidated expenses rose significantly to ₹94.45 crore from ₹81.12 crore in the year-ago period.
Standalone PAT grew 6.3% YoY to ₹11.15 crore, outperforming the consolidated bottom line.
Auditors flagged that subsidiary Sarlaflex Inc remains a 'Going Concern' despite manufacturing suspension since 2017.
👀 What to Watch
While the top-line growth is encouraging, the stagnation in consolidated profits and ongoing issues with the US subsidiary (Sarlaflex Inc) remain key risks. Investors should wait for signs of margin improvement and resolution of subsidiary disputes before increasing exposure.
