5320512026-07-255320512026-07-252026-07-25iso4217:INRxbrli:pure532051SWELECT ENERGY SYSTEMS LIMITEDSWELECTESNOTLISTEDINE409B01013NewAcquisition (including agreement to acquire)false2026-07-2515:04:002026-07-25Pursuant to the powers conferred by the Board of Directors of the Company, the Investment Committee at the meeting held on 25th July, 2026 approved the acquisition of 100% (one hundred percent) equity shares of DEXLER SOLAR PARK PHASE 1 PRIVATE LIMITED.SWELECT ENERGY SYSTEMS LIMITEDListed Entity (self)DEXLER SOLAR PARK PHASE 1 PRIVATE LIMITED00600000falsefalsetrueRenewable Enegy generation and DistributionDSPP1 proposes to set up a Solar Power Plant under group captive scheme, which would result in increase of consolidated turnover of the Company and enhance our Group’s presence in the State of Karnataka.NAfalseThe acquisition will be made as per the Securities Purchase Agreement or such other definitive agreement to be entered with the selling shareholders of DEXLER SOLAR PARK PHASE 1 PRIVATE LIMITED.Cash100000Acquisition cost not exceeding Rs. 1 Lakh (Rupees One lakh only)1000000DEXLER SOLAR PARK PHASE 1 PRIVATE LIMITED was incorporated as a subsidiary of Dexler Energy Private Limited in Karnataka. Line of business acquired: The Company is engaged in the business of renewable and non-conventional energy, encompassing both power generation and product manufacturing. On the generation side, it develops, installs, and operates standalone or hybrid renewable energy systems for the generation, distribution, and trading of electric power from sources such as solar, wind, geothermal, tidal, biomass, and hydel energy, supported by proprietary hardware and software for plant monitoring and optimization. On the manufacturing and trading side, the Company produces, distributes, and deals in a wide range of energy-related products, including solar panels and photovoltaic cells (for terrestrial and satellite use), storage batteries, and support structures, as well as energy-powered domestic, industrial, and consumer appliances such as street lights, water heaters, calculators, watches, and electronic gadgets. The business also extends to energy-operated toys, games, and educational equipment. Together, these objects position the Company as an integrated player across the renewable energy value chain — from utility-scale power generation to end-user energy products. 2018-03-05INDIA