Reliance Infrastructure announced on Monday that the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai, has sanctioned its merger with wholly owned subsidiary Reliance Velocity Limited. The tribunal’s order, passed on September 1, 2025, clears the way for consolidation of the two entities under Sections 230–232 of the Companies Act, 2013.
The scheme of amalgamation was designed to simplify group structure, cut costs, and enhance operational efficiency. As Reliance Velocity was a fully owned subsidiary, its share capital will stand cancelled without any new share issuance by Reliance Infrastructure.
According to the company’s submission, the integration will help reduce overlapping management functions, streamline compliance, and improve resource utilization. The boards of both companies had approved the scheme earlier this year, with subsequent modifications setting the “Effective Date” as the appointed date to align with regulatory timelines.
The NCLT order noted that no objections had been raised by shareholders, creditors, or regulators. It emphasized that all statutory liabilities, including taxes and regulatory obligations of Reliance Velocity, will transfer to Reliance Infrastructure. Employees of the transferor company will also transition seamlessly, without loss of service benefits.
With this merger, Reliance Infrastructure aims to strengthen its position in engineering and construction services across sectors such as power, roads, and metro rail, while simultaneously reducing compliance costs and administrative overlaps.
