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ITC Infotech Completes Merger of Blazeclan Technologies and Cloudlytics Technologies

ITC Limited has announced that the merger of Blazeclan Technologies Private Limited (BTPL) and Cloudlytics Technologies Private Limited (CTPL) with its wholly owned subsidiary ITC Infotech India Limited has become effective from September 1, 2026.

The development follows approval of the Scheme of Amalgamation by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) benches in Kolkata and Mumbai and the fulfilment of all conditions required for the scheme to take effect.

Merger Becomes Effective

According to ITC’s regulatory filing, the Scheme of Amalgamation involving BTPL and CTPL was sanctioned by the NCLT, and all conditions precedent have now been fulfilled.

As a result, the scheme became effective on September 1, 2026.

The Appointed Date for the merger was October 1, 2024.

Following the effectiveness of the scheme, Blazeclan Technologies and Cloudlytics Technologies have been dissolved without winding up.

They have also ceased to be subsidiaries of ITC Limited.

What Are Blazeclan Technologies and Cloudlytics Technologies?

Both companies were step-down wholly owned subsidiaries within the ITC group and were being consolidated under ITC Infotech India Limited, ITC’s wholly owned technology subsidiary.

The merger brings their operations under the ITC Infotech structure, simplifying the group’s technology-business structure.

Why the Merger Matters

The amalgamation is primarily a corporate restructuring within ITC’s technology business rather than a change in ITC’s core FMCG or other operating businesses.

By consolidating the two step-down subsidiaries with ITC Infotech, the group can potentially simplify its corporate structure and streamline administration and operations.

For investors, the key takeaway is that the merger has now moved beyond the approval stage and has become legally effective.

ITC’s Technology Business

ITC Infotech is part of ITC’s broader portfolio, which includes businesses across FMCG, Paperboards & Packaging, Agri-Business and Information Technology.

The consolidation of BTPL and CTPL into ITC Infotech reflects ITC’s continued effort to align its technology-related entities under a more streamlined organisational structure.

Key Details at a Glance

  • Parent Company: ITC Limited
  • Subsidiary: ITC Infotech India Limited
  • Companies merged: Blazeclan Technologies Private Limited and Cloudlytics Technologies Private Limited
  • Nature of transaction: Scheme of Amalgamation
  • NCLT approvals: Kolkata and Mumbai Benches
  • Effective date: September 1, 2026
  • Appointed Date: October 1, 2024
  • Post-merger status: BTPL and CTPL dissolved without winding up
  • Subsidiary status: BTPL and CTPL have ceased to be subsidiaries of ITC Limited

Investor Takeaway

The completion of the merger marks another step in the simplification of ITC’s technology-business structure. Since Blazeclan Technologies and Cloudlytics Technologies were step-down wholly owned subsidiaries, the transaction does not represent an external acquisition by ITC.

Investors will likely focus on whether the consolidation helps improve operational efficiency, reduce duplication, and strengthen the overall structure of ITC Infotech over the longer term.

ITC’s September 1 filing confirms that the Scheme of Amalgamation is now effective, with both Blazeclan Technologies and Cloudlytics Technologies dissolved without winding up.