Bluspring Lists on NSE and BSE After Strategic Demerger
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Bluspring Lists on NSE and BSE After Strategic Demerger

Bluspring Enterprises Limited commenced trading today on both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE), marking a key milestone as it becomes an independently traded entity. The occasion was formally celebrated with the traditional ringing of the opening bell by Kamal Pal Hoda, CEO of Bluspring.

The listing follows the successful execution of a three-way demerger from Quess Corp Limited, executed under a court-approved Scheme of Arrangement earlier this year. As an independent organisation, Bluspring now embarks on its mission to become India’s leading provider of infrastructure management services, poised to benefit from the country’s ongoing infrastructure transformation and rising capital investments.

Speaking at the ceremony, Ajit Isaac, Founder and Non-Executive Chairman, said, “The listing is a result of strategic foresight to build a purpose-driven infrastructure services organisation, driven by excellence, agility and innovation. Bluspring will offer bespoke solutions to clients while creating expanded career paths for specialists.”

Kamal Pal Hoda, CEO, added, “This is a transformative day for Bluspring. We begin our journey with a strong revenue base, deep domain expertise and a future-ready mindset. Our goal is to set new standards in service delivery, digitisation and client engagement, positioning Bluspring as a trusted partner in infrastructure services.”

Bluspring is well-positioned to capitalise on India's urbanisation and infrastructure boom. With an extensive pan-India footprint, the company offers a broad portfolio of digitally-enabled services across sectors including healthcare, industrials and telecom. Its focus on operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and digital innovation has resulted in a client retention rate exceeding 95 per cent.

The company aims to lead the next wave of transformation in infrastructure services by integrating advanced technology into areas such as energy and urban infrastructure. With a strong legacy and forward-looking vision, Bluspring is committed to delivering scalable and sustainable value to clients, employees, and stakeholders alike.

Bluspring Enterprises Limited commenced trading today on both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE), marking a key milestone as it becomes an independently traded entity. The occasion was formally celebrated with the traditional ringing of the opening bell by Kamal Pal Hoda, CEO of Bluspring.The listing follows the successful execution of a three-way demerger from Quess Corp Limited, executed under a court-approved Scheme of Arrangement earlier this year. As an independent organisation, Bluspring now embarks on its mission to become India’s leading provider of infrastructure management services, poised to benefit from the country’s ongoing infrastructure transformation and rising capital investments.Speaking at the ceremony, Ajit Isaac, Founder and Non-Executive Chairman, said, “The listing is a result of strategic foresight to build a purpose-driven infrastructure services organisation, driven by excellence, agility and innovation. Bluspring will offer bespoke solutions to clients while creating expanded career paths for specialists.”Kamal Pal Hoda, CEO, added, “This is a transformative day for Bluspring. We begin our journey with a strong revenue base, deep domain expertise and a future-ready mindset. Our goal is to set new standards in service delivery, digitisation and client engagement, positioning Bluspring as a trusted partner in infrastructure services.”Bluspring is well-positioned to capitalise on India's urbanisation and infrastructure boom. With an extensive pan-India footprint, the company offers a broad portfolio of digitally-enabled services across sectors including healthcare, industrials and telecom. Its focus on operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and digital innovation has resulted in a client retention rate exceeding 95 per cent.The company aims to lead the next wave of transformation in infrastructure services by integrating advanced technology into areas such as energy and urban infrastructure. With a strong legacy and forward-looking vision, Bluspring is committed to delivering scalable and sustainable value to clients, employees, and stakeholders alike.

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