Nazara Technologies Withdraws Scheme of Amalgamation Involving Subsidiary Paper Boat Apps
Nazara Technologies Limited has confirmed the withdrawal of its previously approved Scheme of Amalgamation concerning Paper Boat Apps Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary. The decision follows changes in the company's internal restructuring plans.The scheme sought to amalgamate Nazara Technologies Limited with Paper Boat Apps Private Limited. Earlier, the Board of Directors at Nazara Technologies Limited had approved the proposal to withdraw this specific Scheme due to evolving corporate restructuring requirements.
The withdrawal process reached a resolution through the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai Bench. The NCLT allowed the application seeking the withdrawal of the scheme. This order was made available by the Tribunal, formalizing the conclusion of the matter concerning the amalgamation proposal.
The outcome confirms that the original Scheme involving Nazara Technologies Limited and Paper Boat Apps Private Limited has been formally withdrawn as per the Tribunal's ruling.
NAZARA Stock Price Movement
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