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Eris Lifesciences transfers ₹861.91 crore holdings to subsidiary as part of internal restructuring

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Eris Lifesciences Ltd on Thursday (March 6) said it has transferred its 100% holdings in Eris Oaknet Healthcare Private Ltd (EOHPL) and Aprica Healthcare Ltd (AHL) to Eris Therapeutics Ltd (ETL), a wholly-owned subsidiary, as part of its internal restructuring.”As a part of Eris Groups’ internal structuring of the holdings, the Company has transferred 100% of its holdings in the below mentioned entities to Eris Therapeutics Limited (“ETL”), a wholly-owned subsidiary: Eris Oaknet Healthcare Private Limited (“EOHPL”), wholly-owned subsidiary Aprica Healthcare Limited (“AHL”), wholly-owned subsidiary,” Eris Lifesciences said in a regulatory filing.Also Read: Eris Life to acquire nine dermatology brands from DRL for Rs 275 crore

The agreement for the transfer was executed on March 6, 2025, with the transaction expected to be completed by March 31, 2025. The total consideration for the transfer amounts to ₹861.91 crore.Eris Lifesciences manufactures, markets, and sells generic drugs. The Company provides a wide range of products in chronic and acute therapy segments, which includes capsules, tablets, and sachets.Shares of Eris Lifesciences Ltd ended at ₹1,274.15, up by ₹46.35, or 3.78%, on the BSE.Also Read: Franklin Templeton hikes stake in Eris Lifesciences, buys shares for ₹109 crore

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