Don’t miss the latest developments in business and finance.

Japanese firm buys 70% stake in DLF unit

Deal values company at Rs 79.8 crore

Raghavendra Kamath Mumbai
Last Updated : Oct 08 2013 | 5:16 PM IST
LIXIL, the Japanese building materials company, today said it has acquired 70% stake in Star Alubuild, which is into building curtain walls for commercial buildings, from the subsidiaries of DLF and Romi Malhotra, the founder of the company, for Rs 56 crore. 
 
The deal values the company at Rs 79.8 crore. DLF subsidiaries are the major owners of the company and sale of the company is part of the real estate major's non core divestment strategy, a statement of LIXIL said.
 
Star Alubuild specializes in  the designing, engineering, fabrication and installation of curtain walls for commercial buildings, retail malls and doors & windows for projects  throughout India. 
 

Also Read

 Bill Crichton, COO of LIXIL ASEAN PTE. LTD.,  said “ I see this strategic acquisition as the first step to developing India's first national aluminium curtain wall and window sash supplier with full capabilities to design, fabricate and install for India's leading developers at a national level. Our aim is to work closely with architects, building designers and developers, to understand their requirements, and then design and build the best quality products using our global expertise, at a very competitive price for the Indian market.” 
 
 

More From This Section

First Published: Oct 08 2013 | 5:12 PM IST

Next Story