Categories: Fundamental Analysis

Details of SRVI reorganization plan

Service Industries Ltd (SRVI) has announced a comprehensive reorganization plan to streamline its operations and enhance efficiency. This move follows the successful demerger of its footwear export business in 2019, now listed as Service Global Footwear (SGF).

Key Highlights of the Reorganization Plan

The recently passed resolution outlines several key changes:

  • Demerger of Tyre and Auto Parts Business: All assets and liabilities related to the tyre and auto parts business will be transferred to Service Tyres (Pvt) Ltd, a 100% owned subsidiary.
  • Transfer of SLM Shares: 128.15 million shares of Service Long March (SLM) will be transferred to Service Tyres (Pvt) Ltd.
  • Demerger of Retail Segment: All assets and liabilities of the retail segment will be transferred to Service Retail (Pvt) Ltd, a newly formed 100% owned subsidiary.
  • Transfer of Speed Sports Shares: The entire 100% stake (160.71 million shares) of Speed (Pvt) Ltd will be transferred to Service Industries Capital (Pvt) Ltd, an investment holding company.

SRVI will continue to own and operate the footwear segment and hold investments in associated companies after the demerger of these segments.

Details of the Restructuring Plan

Division/InvestmentCurrent StakeProposed StakeDetails
Divisions
Tyres & TubesIn-HouseTransferredTo be transferred to Service Tyres
FootwearIn-HouseIn-HouseNo Change
Auto Spare PartsIn-HouseTransferredTo be transferred to Service Tyres
Retail – FootwearIn-HouseTransferredTo be transferred to Service Retail
Investments
SGF79%79%No Change
SLM32%22%10% stake to be transferred to Service Tyres
SIL Gulf100%100%No Change
Service Capital100%100%Stake in Speed Sports to be transferred here
Speed Sports22%0%To be transferred to Service Capital
Service Retail100%100%SRVI Retail Division transferred here
Service Tyres100%100%SRVI Tyre and spare parts Divisions transferred here
Source: Company Accounts, JS Research

Conclusion

The reorganization plan is a strategic move by SRVI to improve efficiency and focus on core operations. By transferring specific assets and liabilities to dedicated subsidiaries, SRVI aims to enhance its overall performance and streamline its business structure.


Disclaimer:

The information in this article is based on research by JS Research. All efforts have been made to ensure the data represented in this article is as per the research report. This report should not be considered investment advice. Readers are encouraged to consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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