Tribunal clears consolidation of two wholly owned units into Delhivery, effective April 2025, as part of efforts to streamline structure and improve efficiency
Delhivery has received approval from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), New Delhi, for the amalgamation of its subsidiaries Spoton Logistics and Spoton Supply Chain Solutions with itself, the company said in a regulatory filing on Saturday.
The tribunal, in an order dated 20 March 2026, sanctioned the scheme of amalgamation under Sections 230–232 of the Companies Act, paving the way for the consolidation of the two wholly owned subsidiaries into Delhivery. The appointed date for the merger has been set as April 1, 2025, and the scheme will become effective upon filing of the order with the Registrar of Companies.
Under the approved scheme, the entire business, assets, liabilities and obligations of the transferor companies will be transferred to and vested in Delhivery as a going concern. Upon the scheme becoming effective, the two Spoton entities will stand dissolved without undergoing the process of winding up.
The company clarified that no consideration will be paid and no new shares will be issued as part of the transaction, given that both entities are wholly owned subsidiaries. Investments held by Delhivery in these companies will stand cancelled in accordance with the scheme.
The consolidation is part of Delhivery’s broader effort to streamline its corporate structure by reducing the number of legal entities within the group. The company expects the move to enable more focused management, improve operational integration and drive efficiencies through better utilisation of resources.
It also anticipates benefits such as reduced compliance requirements, rationalisation of administrative and overhead costs, and enhanced control over business operations through a unified structure.
The NCLT noted that the scheme is not prejudicial to the interests of shareholders or creditors and is expected to be beneficial to the companies involved. It also observed that there were no objections from regulators, stakeholders or the public to the proposed merger.
As part of the scheme, all employees, contracts, licenses, permits and ongoing legal proceedings of the transferor companies will continue under Delhivery without interruption. The tribunal clarified that the approval does not grant any exemption from payment of applicable taxes or statutory dues, and all such obligations will be met in accordance with law.
The company added that any tax liabilities or proceedings relating to the transferor entities will be assumed and handled by Delhivery following the merger.
As per the company statement, the development marks a step in Delhivery’s ongoing efforts to simplify its group structure and strengthen operational integration across its logistics business.
