Date: 30th June 2026

Investment Disclosure

Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited (KOEL) has made a payment of consideration of AED 3.2 million (INR 8.28 Crore) to its wholly-owned subsidiary Kirloskar International ME FZE (KIME) on 30th June 2026. This investment was for subscription to 3,200 equity shares of AED 1,000 per share.

Subsidiary Background

Kirloskar International ME FZE (KIME)

  • Incorporated on 7th January 2025
  • Wholly-owned subsidiary of KOEL with effect from incorporation date
  • Industry: Machinery/Equipment manufacturing, engineering and trading
  • Focus: Expanding footprint in MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region
  • Business segments: Power Generation, Industrial Distribution and aftermarket
  • Serves as holding company for strategic collaborations like joint ventures and acquisitions

Financial Information (Provisional):

  • Total Income: AED 11.4 million (INR 27.25 Crore) for period 1st April 2025 to 31st December 2025
  • Net Worth: AED 1.01 million (INR 2.48 Crore) as at 31st December 2025

Transaction Details

Purpose of Investment:

  • To meet working capital requirements of KIME
  • For acquisition of Kirloskar Trading SA (PTY) Limited, Johannesburg, South Africa (KTSPL)
  • KTSPL is described as a Promoter Group Company of KOEL

Transaction Terms:

  • Consideration: AED 3.2 million (INR 8.28 Crore)
  • Form: Cash consideration
  • Shares: 3,200 equity shares of AED 1,000 per share
  • Completion Date: 30th June 2026
  • Arm's Length Basis: Confirmed as transaction between parent and wholly-owned subsidiary

Ownership Structure:

  • 100% stake owned by KOEL (wholly-owned subsidiary)
  • No change in ownership percentage resulting from this investment

Business Strategy Context

KIME adopts different market approaches for each business segment:

  • Power Generation: GOEM model adopted
  • Industrial Engine: Own entity preferred over distributor/channel as it enables direct connect with end customers

The investment supports KOEL's international expansion strategy in the MENA region through its subsidiary.