Waaree Renewable to buy 55% in Associated Power Structures for ₹1,225 crore
Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited, which is a part of Waaree Energies said that its board of directors has agreed to buy 55 percent of Associated Power Structures Limited. They are going to pay around ₹1,225 crore for this.
The news is over the newspapers and was officially shared on the stock exchange. Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited also filed the decision, with the stock exchange as they have to do according to the rules made by the Securities and Exchange Board of India.
1) The main points of the story are what actually happened
Buyer: Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited (WRTL) — the renewable-energy arm/subsidiary of Waaree Energies.
Target: Associated Power Structures Limited (ASPL) — an engineering/manufacturing company active in power transmission & distribution infrastructure (transmission towers and related EPC/steel structures).
The company is getting a part of the stake. This means they are getting fifty five percent of the equity. This is a majority control of the company, which’s a big deal. The stake being acquired is fifty five percent of the equity so they will have majority control.
Consideration: ≈ ₹1,225 crore (total consideration reported in public disclosures and press).
The board has given the okay to move with a binding term sheet for the deal. This means we need to get all the papers in order meet the usual requirements and get the necessary approvals from regulators and shareholders before we can finalize everything. Some people are talking about this in public. They think it will all be done in a few months. A few places even say it might be finished by the end of April 2026. That is just an estimate, for the deal. The board and the company are working on the term sheet and the deal.
These are the things that the story is based on: the buyer, the target, the percentage, the price and the status of the deal. The story is built around these five points: the buyer, the target, the percentage of the target the price that was paid and the current status.
2) Who are the parties — quick profiles
Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd (WRTL)
The Waaree group is a name when it comes to making solar panels and taking care of solar projects. They also do things that have to do with renewable energy. Lately the Waaree group has been trying to do more than just make panels. They want to be a part of all the things that have to do with clean energy.
The Waaree groups decision to buy ASPL is something they have done before. They have bought companies to help them become a big player in the renewable energy business. This is all part of their plan to create a system that connects all the parts of renewable energy. The Waaree group wants to be a one stop shop, for all things energy.
Associated Power Structures Ltd (ASPL)
ASPL is a company that works on power transmission infrastructure. They make transmission towers and other steel structures that are used for this purpose. The company also provides services to help get these projects up and running.
These kinds of businesses need a lot of money to operate. They rely on getting new orders to keep going. They are connected to things like expanding the power grid moving power from one state to another getting power from sources, to where it is needed and getting power to rural and urban areas.
News articles and company reports show that ASPL made an amount of money in the financial year 2025. Many news articles mention the amount of money ASPL made in the year 2025 when talking about a recent deal. ASPLs year 2025 revenues are often referenced to help people understand the deal.
3) So why does this acquisition make sense for Waaree? The main reason is that it is a strategic move for Waaree. This acquisition is a decision that helps Waaree. It makes a lot of sense for Waaree to do this acquisition. Waaree will benefit from this acquisition. The acquisition is an idea, for Waaree because it will help Waaree in many ways.
Vertical integration across the clean-energy value chain
Waaree is already good at making PV modules doing EPC work and providing other renewable services. By adding a company that makes transmission towers and does EPC work Waaree can now do everything from making energy to getting it to the power grid and setting up the infrastructure that is needed. This means Waaree does not have to rely on companies for important parts of the work which can help Waaree finish projects faster and make more money. Waaree itself said that buying this company will make its platform for energy stronger. Waaree wants to have a platform, for clean energy and this deal helps with that.
Securing execution capability for large projects
As renewable project sizes get bigger and more complicated like when we have projects big independent power producer work and power lines that go across states it is very helpful to have people who work for us who can handle transmission and distribution. This makes it less likely that things will go wrong and it helps us avoid problems with getting things from vendors. Waaree can then try to get contracts, for engineering, procurement and construction work or we can provide solutions that include everything.
Revenue and diversification benefit
ASPL gets its money from an area that is connected to what they do. This includes orders for transmission and distribution government projects for transmission and contracts with utility companies. This means Waaree gets money from more, than selling solar modules and doing solar EPC work. They also get money from making steel and supplying towers. This is a business that brings in steady money when they have a lot of orders. Some people looked at ASPLs turnover for the year 2025 to show how big the company is.
Potential cost and margin synergies
When a company buys things in quantities, like steel and raw materials it can save money. This is what we call economies of scale. Waaree can also save money by sharing trucks and other things to move stuff around.. If they work together on projects that can help too. Waaree can get deals when they buy things for their solar panel projects and tower building projects. The person who is buying Waaree will have control, over the company so they can make sure everything works together smoothly. This will help Waaree make money. Waaree can make money by doing things this way.
Market positioning amid energy transition
The government and big utility companies, in India are working to expand the power transmission system so it can handle energy. Because Waaree owns a company that builds towers and does engineering work they can get a part of the money that is being spent to modernize the power grid, not the money that is made from generating power. This is a move for Waaree to be a company that provides all kinds of energy infrastructure.
4) Deal structure and likely mechanics (what to expect)
The company Waaree made a filing on the NSE and this filing shows that Waarees board said yes to a binding term sheet. This term sheet is like an agreement that Waaree has negotiated. It means Waaree and the other party have agreed on some things. They still need to make a final agreement. Before they can do that they have to do some checks. They have to check the money and the law to make sure everything is okay. They also need to get permission from people like those who lent them money. Waaree also needs to follow the rules of the Companies Act. In some cases Waaree needs to get approval from the people who regulate them or, from the shareholders. All of these things need to happen before Waaree can move forward with the agreement. Waaree has to take care of all of these things before they can make the deal final.
When you are making a deal there are some things you usually see in the contracts. These are called agreements. You can expect to find these elements, in the definitive agreements:
When we talk about buying something we need to think about how the payment will work for the ₹1,225 crore. Will it be all cash when the deal is done or will it be paid in parts? Maybe it will be a mix of cash and something that depends on how things go in the future. Usually when you read about these kinds of deals in the news they just talk about the amount of money but they do not say much about how the payments will be made. The term sheet and the final agreement will have all the details, about the payment. The ₹1,225 crore payment is what we are focusing on. We want to know how it will be paid.
Control terms are very important. With around 55 percent Waaree gains the majority control. This means Waaree will probably get to choose some people for the board and they will have a say, in how things are run at the company. Waaree will likely get to control what the company does and how it is operated.
Representations, warranties and indemnities — standard to allocate risks discovered in due diligence.
There are some things that need to happen. For example the people who own shares in ASPL need to say it is okay. This is if selling the shares affects who is in charge or if it is a related party. The companies also need to make sure they are allowed to do this deal according to the rules about competition and things, like that. They have to tell the stock exchange about what’s going on too.
Transition or integration planning — immediate steps to align procurement, people and projects after closing.
Note: some newspapers said people thought something would happen soon in a few months. For example one article said it could be April 30 2026.. These dates are not set in stone and depend on how well the negotiations and approvals are going with the negotiations and approvals.
5) So where will the money for the deal come from the ₹1,225 crore for the deal that is a question. The deal needs ₹1,225 crore. We have to figure out how to get the ₹1,225 crore, for the deal.
When the board sent out a notice the public filings did not say what the exact plans for financing were. There are a things that Waaree could do such, as:
The company Waaree has money on the balance sheet. This is because Waaree has a lot of cash available or they can sell things that Waaree does not really need.
Debt financing is when you get money from bank loans, term loans or bonds. If you are buying something like a factory and you have something to secure the loan with, like the assets of ASPL then you can get a special kind of loan called syndicated lending or project acquisition financing. Debt financing can be good because it can make your returns bigger. It also means you are taking on more risk, with your balance sheet, which is the list of everything your company owns and owes.
Equity funding is an option, for the company. They can do a rights issue or a private placement. Some companies also do a QIP. This way the group can avoid taking on much debt. The company Waaree has done this before. They have used a mix of ways to get the money they need.
A structured payment is when you pay some of the money away and the rest later. This later part is, like a reward that you get when you do a job. People use this kind of payment when the buyer and the seller do not agree on how much something’s worth. It helps make sure that everyone is working towards the goal. The structured payment is tied to how you perform so you get the rest of the money when you meet certain targets.
The amount is really big ₹1,225 crore. If we look at how Waaree does business they usually make smart deals. So it seems like they will use a combination of borrowed money and their own cash to pay for this. We will have to wait and see the final papers to know for sure how they will pay for it and if they need to ask their shareholders for permission to borrow a lot of money or sell shares of Waaree.
6) Valuation perspective — is the price reasonable?
Public reporting says the deal is worth ₹1,225 crore. This shows that ASPL is a known company that builds transmission towers. Some reports say ASPL will make around ₹1,226 crore in revenue by the end of FY25. We can use this number to get an idea of the deal.
If ASPL really does make around ₹1,225 crore in revenue by the end of FY25 then the deal is worth about the same as one year of sales for ASPL. This means the deal is valued at around one times the sales of ASPL. However this is an estimate and does not take into account things, like profits, debts and cash flow of ASPL.
Things to consider when looking at the value of a key:
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When we talk about profitability, which’s basically the money that Towers and fabrication businesses make we have to consider a few things. The money they make also known as EBIT or EBITDA can be different depending on the orders they have. If they have a lot of orders they might make a money or a decent amount of money.
If they can sell something for a price that’s equal to what they paid for it that is a good deal but only if they are making a good amount of money from it more, than ten percent. If they are not making that money then it is not such a good deal. This all depends on the Towers and fabrication businesses. How well they are doing with their orders.
The net debt of ASPL is something we need to think about. If the company pays ₹1,225 crore for equity and ASPL already has debt then the total value of the company could be a lot more, than what we see in the equity price.. If ASPL has a lot of cash then it is a different situation. We will know for sure when we see the documents, which will tell us about the debt of ASPL.
When we look at the orderbook and how things are going to grow a strong orderbook for transmission projects is really important. This is because it shows that there is a lot of work lined up which’s good for people who want to buy into the company and get a share of the capacity and contracts. If the orderbook for transmission projects is strong it makes sense that these buyers would pay a bit more. On the hand if the orderbook for transmission projects is not strong it is not as good for these buyers so they would not pay as much for the company with a weak orderbook, for transmission projects.
If Waaree can make the most of procurement and logistics and also sell each others products then Waaree will get its money faster. This is because Waaree will be able to save money on procurement and logistics and also make sales. Waaree can really benefit from these synergies.
We need to see the financials, like the balance sheet and the net debt and the EBITDA before we can really understand what is going on. These financials should be made public in a scheme or a share purchase agreement. Until then the price that is being talked about is a rough idea. In the few days people who follow the market and analysts will probably look closer at the details and have more to say about the balance sheet and the net debt and the EBITDA.
7) Market and stock-market implications
For Waaree shares the way the market reacts will depend on how confident investorsre, in the price that was paid and how the deal was financed. When a company makes a purchase that helps it grow and make more money investors usually like it as long as they think the company has a good plan to make the new purchase work well. On the hand if the company borrows too much money or pays too much it can hurt the stock price of Waaree shares. A lot of people who follow the market said Waaree shares were worth watching after the news came out about Waaree shares.
For ASPL: Being part of a group that uses renewable energy can really help ASPL get bigger orders make demand more stable and get better deals when they buy things. The people who own a part of ASPL like minority shareholders and the people who lend money to ASPL will be paying close attention to see if there are any rules about who is, in charge of ASPL.
The deal is a sign that companies in Indias renewable and power sectors are coming together. This means that big companies that do everything from making power to sending it to peoples homes will keep getting bigger. These big companies can now offer to do everything for a project from making the power to getting it to peoples homes. This will make it hard, for companies that only make one part, like the equipment that makes the power or the towers that hold it to compete with the bigger companies. The deal shows that Indias renewable and power sectors are changing and bigger companies are taking over.
8) Things That Could Go Wrong With This
There are some risks that people should think about when they’re doing something, like this. What are the things that could go wrong with this thing? People need to think about the risks. What could happen if things do not go as planned with this thing. The risks are a part of this thing and people should know what they are getting into with this thing. What could go wrong with this. How can people avoid these problems with this thing?
When we talk about integration risk we have to think about manufacturing and EPC and project execution. These are all cultures and that can cause problems.
It is really hard to bring the way things are done and the computer systems and the way things are bought.
This can be a mess and it can cost a lot of money.
If things are not done after the deal it can hurt the good things that we were hoping to get from it.
The integration risk is a problem because manufacturing and project execution cultures are different.
Financing and leverage. This is a deal for Waaree. If Waaree takes on a lot of debt it will have to pay interest on that debt. This means Waaree will have interest costs and its balance sheet will be at more risk. This is especially true if interest rates, in the country stay high or Waaree does not get many orders as it expects. Waaree and its financing and leverage are closely tied to these factors.
The Orderbook has a repeating pattern. This is because T&D orders are connected to the government spending, on projects and private investments. If these investments slow down it could hurt the profit margins of ASPL. Also delay when they get their money back. The Orderbook cyclicality is something to think about when looking at T&D orders and how they affect ASPL.
There are a lot of things that need to happen before something is officially approved. Regulatory approvals and other clearances can take a time. This includes getting the okay from people who have a stake in the company like shareholders or, from lenders who have given the company money. If these people do not give their approval it can slow down the process or even add conditions that are hard to meet. The Regulatory approvals can really delay things.
When you pay much to have control of something you get less money back from what you invested. The market is going to take a look at how much you paid for something compared to what ASPL earns and what ASPL has in terms of assets. This is a problem because it is a valuation mismatch. Paying much for control of ASPL reduces the return, on the money you put into ASPL.
Things that can help make a deal safer include doing your homework paying in stages and making sure the other company does what they say they will do before you give them all the money. You should also have a plan, for how to combine the two companies. All of these things are pretty normal when one company is buying another company for reasons.
9) Regulatory and timetable considerations
The stock exchange needs to know what is going on with WRTL. So WRTL told them about what the board decided under Regulation 30. This means something is happening with the company. WRTL has to tell the stock exchange, about what is going on as things move forward and they sign official agreements. They have to do this because of the rules set by SEBI LODR which’s the Listing Obligation and Disclosure Requirements.
Competition rules are important to think about when it comes to transmission towers. If the companies involved have a share of the market they might need to tell the Competition Commission of India about the deal. This is called a CCI filing.. A lot of the time when companies that make big equipment merge they do not have enough of the market to need to do this. The person buying the company will look at these rules when they are planning the deal. They want to know if they need to file with the Competition Commission of India because of the market share of transmission towers.
When a company makes a payment or there is a change of control the shareholder or lender agreements might have some rules that get triggered. In these situations the company may need to get permission, from the shareholders or lenders which is called shareholder consents or lender consents. Getting these consents can take a while.
The target company needs to get approvals from the board and shareholders for the sale. This is something that ASPL has to do. If the people who own the company are selling a part of it then the people who own smaller parts need to be protected. This means they need to make sure the sale is fair. It will take a weeks or a few months to finish everything after they agree on the terms. Some people in the press said that the sale might be finished by the end of April 2026 but that is not certain. The target company and ASPL have to wait for these approvals. The sale of the target company, by ASPL is a deal and it has to be done carefully.
10) What to watch next (newsflow and indicators)
So you have a SPA, which is a pretty important document. This Definitive SPA will tell you about the payment tranches, what the representations and warrantiesre how the escrow and indemnity structures work and if there are any earn-outs. The Definitive SPA is like a roadmap for the payment. It includes things like representations and warranties as well, as the escrow and indemnity structures and even the earn-outs for the Definitive SPA.
So when we talk about financing disclosure for Waaree we are looking at how they plan to get the money they need. This means we have to consider whether Waaree is going to use debt, equity or a mix of both to finance their activities. If Waaree decides to raise a lot of money through things like rights issues or QIP they will probably have to make some disclosures to let everyone know what is going on with their financing. This is important for Waaree to be transparent, about their financing whether it is debt, equity or a mix of both.
The ASPL orderbook for the year 2025 and 2026 will have detailed financial targets. These targets are the numbers that analysts will release after they finish looking at the summaries and other important papers that come out later. The analysts will publish these targets, for the ASPL orderbook after they do their diligence and get all the information they need.
I need to look at the papers that companies have to file, like the ones that CCI and the stock exchange require. I also want to see any notices that are sent to shareholders from ASPL or Waaree.
11) Scenario analysis — upside and downside

Bull case
Waaree integrates ASPL quickly. This means they can work together to buy things they need and make money from the things they sell. Waaree is then able to get contracts where they do all the work. They can offer people a service, which is like a one stop shop for utility and IPP needs.
The acquisition of ASPL helps Waaree to grow faster. They win projects, inside the company and they also sell more to the customers they already have. This helps to increase the profit margins. So the deal to buy ASPL for ₹1,225 crore is a move that will create more value than it cost. Waaree and ASPL integration is a move that creates value above the ₹1,225 crore price.
Base case
The deal is pretty good because it brings in some money and helps the company make money in different ways. The company is using a combination of borrowed money and cash to pay for the deal. This is okay because they are not borrowing too much. The people who own shares of the company think this is a move because it helps the company grow in a way that makes sense and the people who own shares are not too excited or upset about it they are just a little happy.
Bear case
The situation with ASPL is not looking good. Their orderbook is getting weaker. It is costing them more to borrow money. At the time Waaree is taking on more debt and their margins are getting smaller. When the company does not make much money as people thought the market gets upset. This is also because the companys balance sheet is under a lot of strain. The stock is being hurt because of all these problems, with ASPL and Waaree.
What happens next will depend on a things. The final purchase agreement structure is one thing. Financing terms are another thing. We also have to think about ASPLs hidden liabilities. If there are any.. Then there is the execution capability across the combined teams of ASPL. All these things will play a role, in which case plays out.
12) So what is the main point of this deal what does the deal really mean for us what is the deal, about and what are the key things that the deal means for everyone involved. The deal means a lot of things. The deal is very important to understand so let us look at what the deal means.
Waaree is taking a step to become a company that does a lot more than just make solar panels. They want to be a player in the whole renewable energy and power business. By buying a part of ASPL Waaree will be able to make and set up transmission infrastructure, which is related to what they already do. This is a move, for Waaree because it helps them grow and do more things in the renewable energy and power business. Waaree gains a lot from this deal especially when it comes to making and building transmission infrastructure.
The headline price (₹1,225 crore) and 55% stake indicate a significant investment; the deal’s success will hinge on how Waaree finances the purchase, the actual condition of ASPL’s balance sheet and orderbook, and how effectively the two companies are integrated. Analysts and investors will watch the definitive agreements and detailed financial disclosures closely.