Demergers
This service ensures companies meet all statutory requirements under corporate law, including filings with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), annual returns, and other mandatory reports.
Types Of Demergers
These services can be divided based on scope of review.
Spin-Offs
Creating an independent company from an existing division.
Split-Offs
Transferring part of business to a new entity while keeping original structure.
Equity Transfer Demerger
Shareholder restructuring for tax and governance efficiency.
Asset-Based Demergers
Transfer of specific assets and liabilities to a new entity.
Court-Approved Demergers
Cross-Border Demergers
Cross-Border Demergers
Advisory for international restructuring of subsidiaries.
Why Demergers Is Important?
Strategic Planning
Aligning demerger with business goals.
Legal Compliance
Adherence to Companies Act and tax regulations.
Shareholder Management
Ensuring smooth transition for stakeholders.
Tax Efficiency
Minimizing tax impact of asset transfers.
Operational Continuity
Ensuring minimal disruption to business.
FAQs
What is a demerger?
Separation of a business unit into a new independent entity.
Who can use it?
Companies restructuring operations or subsidiaries.
Is regulatory approval required?
Yes, approvals from ROC, courts, and shareholders may be needed.
Can it save taxes?
Yes, structured demergers can be tax-efficient.
Does it affect employees?
Employees may be transferred to the new entity as per scheme.
Why is advisory important?
Ensures smooth, legal, and operationally safe restructuring.