A de-merger is a corporate restructuring process through which a business division or undertaking of a company is separated and transferred to another company. De-mergers are commonly used to unlock value, improve operational focus, manage risk, or comply with regulatory and strategic requirements.
Our law firm provides comprehensive De-Merger services in India, advising companies on the legal, regulatory, and procedural aspects of de-merger transactions in accordance with Indian corporate laws.
De-mergers in India are primarily governed by:
Companies Act, 2013
SEBI regulations (for listed entities)
Income Tax Act, 1961
Competition Act, 2002 (where applicable)
A de-merger typically requires approval of shareholders, creditors, regulatory authorities, and the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
We offer end-to-end legal support throughout the de-merger process.
Our approach is strategic, compliance-driven, and commercially focused, emphasizing:
Alignment of restructuring with business objectives
Smooth regulatory and tribunal approvals
Risk mitigation and stakeholder protection
Timely and efficient implementation
We ensure that de-merger transactions are legally sound and operationally seamless.
We have experience in complex corporate restructuring and de-merger matters.
We handle proceedings before NCLT and regulatory authorities.
From structuring to implementation, we manage the entire process.
Our advice focuses on regulatory compliance and tax efficiency.
We provide de-merger advisory services across India.
De-mergers involve multiple stakeholders, regulatory scrutiny, and procedural complexity. Professional legal support helps:
Ensure statutory and regulatory compliance
Minimize legal and tax risks
Protect shareholder and creditor interests
Achieve smooth and timely restructuring
If your company is considering a corporate restructuring or separation of business undertakings, our firm offers trusted De-Merger services in India, delivering strategic and legally compliant solutions.
📞 Contact us today to discuss your de-merger requirements and receive expert legal guidance.
A de-merger is the separation of a business division into a new or existing company.
Yes, most de-mergers require NCLT approval.
Yes, shareholder and creditor approvals are mandatory.
Yes, especially for listed companies.
Yes, especially for listed companies.
Yes, including all required documentation.
Timelines depend on approvals and regulatory requirements.
Yes, including compliance and restructuring.
Yes, we provide services across India.
Professional expertise ensures compliant and smooth restructuring.