Strides Pharma Science says it will divest a majority stake in its wholly owned subsidiary Pivot Path Private Limited to an Ascent Capital-led consortium, alongside co-investor Vintage Classic. The deal includes two components: Strides’ sale of a majority shareholding for an aggregate consideration of about ₹100 crore and Ascent Capital’s primary infusion of ₹50 crore as fresh capital into Pivot Path to support its next growth phase. Under the proposed structure, Strides receives ₹75 crore at closing and the remaining ₹25 crore on the first anniversary of closing. After the transaction, Strides will hold 19.95% of Pivot Path, investors will hold 65.05%, and 15% is reserved for an ESOP pool. The company says Pivot Path will be reclassified from a wholly owned subsidiary to an associate company following completion. Strides also states that the arrangement reflects Pivot Path’s business potential and expected growth in specialised services. The transaction is expected to close by June 30, 2026, with the capital infusion expected to complete by July 31, 2026.