226 per cent multibagger returns from 52-week low: Company acquires controlling stakes in 2 firms, sets up 2 subsidiaries in AI and tech sectors!

Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd is significantly expanding its footprint in the technology sector through a series of strategic acquisitions and the establishment of new subsidiaries. The company has acquired controlling stakes in Alanscott Learnix Private Limited (ASLPL) and Alan Scott Vajrashakti Private Limited (ASVPL). ASLPL, incorporated in June 2025, will focus on delivering AI-driven education solutions with intelligent assessments and immersive lab environments. Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd acquired 58 per cent of ASLPL for INR 58,000. ASVPL, established in October 2023, specialises in indigenous technologies for frequency-based wellness and energy-saving solutions and will also conduct R&D for another group company, Alan Scott Envirotech Private Limited. Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd acquired 65 per cent of ASVPL for INR 3,25,000. Both acquisitions are considered related-party transactions, with Mr. Sureshkumar Jain, the promoter, connected to these entities.

In addition to these acquisitions, Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd is setting up two new subsidiaries: Alanscott Bluverge Private Limited (ABPL) and Alanscott Omnis AI Private Limited (ASOAPL). ABPL, currently in the process of incorporation, will leverage drone technology for advanced applications, initially focusing on precision farming, crop health monitoring and data collection in the agriculture sector. Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd is investing INR 14,95,000 for a 59.80 per cent stake in ABPL, with completion expected within 45 days. ASOAPL, incorporated in March 2025, will develop enterprise-grade agentic AI tools and governance frameworks for complex, mission-critical operations. Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd acquired 59.80 per cent of ASOAPL for INR 5,98,000.

These strategic moves highlight Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd's aggressive growth and diversification strategy within the burgeoning AI and broader technology sectors. By integrating AI into education and enterprise solutions and venturing into drone technology for agriculture and wellness/energy solutions, the company is positioning itself at the forefront of innovative and high-growth industries. These expansions are aimed at supporting the company's growth plans, diversifying its business portfolio and enhancing its footprint in emerging technological domains with significant potential for societal and environmental impact.

About the Company

Incorporated in 1994, Alan Scott Industries Ltd. focuses on the manufacturing of health and hygiene products catering to both hospital and home use. Their product portfolio highlights innovation with items like the "5 petals AIR purifier+," which employs eight technologies to achieve a high 99.9 per cent protection rate against airborne viruses, bacteria, fungi and yeasts. Additionally, they offer the "5 Petals O2 Concentrator," a supplemental oxygen device with a capacity ranging from 8 to 25 litres per minute and delivering a high oxygen purity of 90-95 per cent. Their clientele includes notable organisations such as Larsen & Toubro, Som Capital, Rubix, Thought Bridge HR, Verstech, Sunicon and Sanjivani Parentrals.

On Friday, shares of Alan Scott Enterprises Ltd plunged 1.64 per cent to Rs 153.35 per share from its previous closing of Rs 155.90 per share. The stock’s 52-week high is Rs 186.36 per share and its 52-week low is Rs 47.04 per share. The company has a market cap of Rs 83.54 crore and the stock gave multibagger returns of 226 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 47.04 per share.

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