Dabur India receives approval from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) for its merger with Sesa Care Private Limited, clearing a major regulatory milestone. Multiple outlets report that the NCLT’s New Delhi Bench sanctions the scheme of amalgamation, a key step toward integrating Sesa Care into Dabur’s business.
The companies’ transaction began after Dabur acquired a majority stake in Sesa Care in October 2024. In May 2025, Dabur’s board approves the full merger scheme, and later shareholder and creditor meetings also clear aspects of the process, subject to regulatory requirements. Dabur says the merger complements its existing hair-care portfolio and is intended to support growth, including by leveraging Dabur’s distribution network and broader reach.
Outlets largely align on the approval and its purpose, with differences mainly in emphasis and additional details. The Business Line and The Hindu focus on the strategic fit with Dabur’s hair-care portfolio. Free Press Journal adds more context about the acquisition structure, the sequence of approvals, and the expectation that the combined entity can strengthen Sesa Care’s expansion through Dabur’s distribution and international presence.
