Maruti Suzuki Completes Amalgamation of Gujarat Subsidiary into Parent Company

The amalgamation of Suzuki Motor Gujarat Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary, into Maruti Suzuki India Limited has been completed effective from today, 1 December 2025. The National Company Law Tribunal issued an order sanctioning the scheme. Maruti Suzuki India Limited filed the certified copy with the Registrar of Companies, Delhi.

The Appointed Date of the scheme was 1 April 2025. This means the financial consolidation took effect six months before the legal completion. The move follows the company's announcement of the scheme on 6 November 2025 when initial details became known to market regulators.

The amalgamation process occurs as Maruti Suzuki focuses on consolidating its operations and strengthening its manufacturing footprint. The subsidiary was based in Gujarat, a state with a growing automobile industry. This consolidation enables the company to streamline operations and reduce administrative overhead by merging the subsidiary into the parent organisation.

As a result of the amalgamation, Maruti Suzuki's authorised share capital has been increased by 150 billion rupees. The company's total authorised share capital is now 168.755 billion rupees. The capital is divided into 33.751 billion equity shares valued at 5 rupees each.

The company has also amended its Memorandum of Association. A clause has been added to allow the provision of technical support and specialised after-sales services to customers in India and abroad. This addition reflects the company's objective to expand its service offerings beyond manufacturing.

The completion of this amalgamation is part of Maruti Suzuki's structural reorganisation to consolidate its operations and enhance its position in the Indian automotive market.

The amalgamation was undertaken to improve operational efficiency. By merging the wholly owned subsidiary into the parent company, Maruti Suzuki can eliminate duplicate functions and reduce administrative costs. The increase in authorised share capital supports future business expansion and investment requirements. The addition of clauses relating to after-sales services demonstrates the company's intent to develop revenue streams beyond vehicle manufacturing, which is a response to the changing automotive industry focused on customer retention and service quality.