ArisInfra Solutions Limited has approved the amalgamation of its subsidiary ArisUnitern RE Solutions Private Limited into the company, with an appointed date of April 01, 2026. The scheme will become effective on receipt of requisite approvals from the National Company Law Tribunal, SEBI, the stock exchanges, shareholders, creditors and other regulatory authorities. Both boards approved the scheme on March 18, 2026. ArisInfra Solutions is a tech-enabled B2B company that simplifies procurement of construction materials across India and operates an asset-light, aggregator-led model with no inventory risk and minimal fixed assets. The company serves 3000+ leading infrastructure and real estate developers and has a vendor network of 2000+ PAN India. ArisUnitern is a real estate service provider in which ARIS holds 73.75 per cent and has developed a Development-as-a-Service platform providing end-to-end solutions to developers and landowners. ArisUnitern has recorded strong growth since formation. It reported revenues of Rs 130 million (mn) in FY23, Rs 248 mn in FY24 and Rs 432 mn in FY25, more than trebling over three years. For the nine months ended December 2025 the company reported revenue of Rs 517 mn and profit before tax of Rs 329 mn, illustrating scale and margin quality. Financial figures have been rounded to the nearest Rs one million as disclosed by the company. The board said the amalgamation will remove structural overhead, eliminate non-controlling interest and allow full consolidation of ArisUnitern's profits into ARIS, leading to earnings per share accretion and improved return ratios from the first year of consolidation. Management expects the unified entity to unlock cross-selling and operational synergies by offering development services and materials supply under a single relationship, improving revenue per account and working capital efficiency. The consolidation is also expected to strengthen ARIS's position in the value chain by enabling deeper participation in projects, reducing intermediaries and enhancing procurement scale and pricing power. The chairman characterised the move as a logical step that provides shareholders with direct exposure to both the materials network and the services business built alongside it.