Brainbees Solutions Limited gains full Dynamic IT control

Brainbees Solutions Limited said on November 13, 2026 that its material subsidiary Globalbees acquired Dynamic IT Solution Private Limited’s final 10.09% stake for Rs 1.02 crore in cash, raising Globalbees’ holding in the Strauss-brand operator from 89.91% to 100%.

What did Brainbees’ Globalbees acquire from Dynamic IT shareholders?

Globalbees acquired an additional 10.09% shareholding in Dynamic IT from its other existing shareholders, according to Brainbees’ November 13, 2026 disclosure. The purchase made Dynamic IT a wholly owned step-down subsidiary of Brainbees, including shares held by a nominee of Globalbees. Before the transaction, Globalbees already held 89.91% of Dynamic IT.

The target is Dynamic IT Solution Private Limited, an Indian company incorporated on October 31, 2002. It operates in sports and fitness equipment and sells products under the Strauss brand. The disclosure describes the transaction as the purchase of the remaining interest in an existing Globalbees subsidiary rather than an acquisition of a new operating business.

The ownership change is complete because the 10.09% acquired, added to the earlier 89.91% holding, equals 100%. Brainbees did not disclose the number of shares purchased, the identities of the selling shareholders or a per-share price in its Regulation 30 filing dated November 13, 2026.

How much did Globalbees pay for full Dynamic IT ownership?

Globalbees paid Rs 1.02 crore in cash for the additional 10.09% stake in Dynamic IT. Brainbees identified cash, rather than a share swap or another form of consideration, as the deal mechanism, and stated that the acquisition was completed on November 13, 2026.

The disclosed price applies to the 10.09% interest purchased, not to an independently stated valuation of all of Dynamic IT. Brainbees reported Dynamic IT’s FY 2025-26 net worth at Rs 0.36 crore, while turnover for that year was shown as a dash. The filing does not explain whether the Rs 1.02 crore price reflected brand rights, inventory or another valuation input.

The filing also records that no governmental or regulatory approvals were required. The indicative completion date was November 13, 2026, the same date on which Globalbees’ holding rose from 89.91% to 100%.

What revenue has the Strauss brand generated for Brainbees?

The Strauss brand generated combined turnover of more than Rs 23.14 crore in FY 2024-25 through Globalbees subsidiaries, Brainbees said. This figure is broader than Dynamic IT’s own reported turnover because Strauss products are sold through multiple Globalbees subsidiaries and revenue is recognised in those entities.

Dynamic IT reported turnover of Rs 11.92 crore in FY 2024-25, compared with Rs 27.4 crore in FY 2023-24. Its reported company-level turnover therefore declined by Rs 15.48 crore between those two financial years. Brainbees separately listed FY 2025-26 turnover as a dash instead of providing a reported figure.

The comparison shows why Dynamic IT’s reported sales do not represent the whole Strauss revenue base. In FY 2024-25, Strauss generated more than Rs 23.14 crore across Globalbees subsidiaries, compared with Rs 11.92 crore recorded by Dynamic IT. Brainbees explicitly said the transaction was being consummated for the Strauss brand, which is sold through several Globalbees subsidiaries.

Why did Globalbees buy the remaining Dynamic IT stake?

Globalbees bought the remaining stake to increase its ownership of the existing Strauss-linked subsidiary from 89.91% to 100%. Brainbees did not disclose an integration programme, sales target, cost-saving target or timeline beyond completion of the transaction on November 13, 2026.

The filing links the acquisition to Strauss rather than only to Dynamic IT’s standalone financials. Dynamic IT operates in sports and fitness equipment, while Strauss generated more than Rs 23.14 crore of combined FY 2024-25 turnover across Globalbees subsidiaries. Full ownership therefore covers the entity associated with a brand whose sales are recognised beyond that one company.

The disclosed financial record provides context for the buyout. Dynamic IT’s turnover fell from Rs 27.4 crore in FY 2023-24 to Rs 11.92 crore in FY 2024-25, while its FY 2025-26 net worth was Rs 0.36 crore. Brainbees did not provide a reason for the turnover change or disclose Dynamic IT’s profit or loss for either period.

Was the Dynamic IT transaction a related-party deal?

Yes, Brainbees classified the Dynamic IT acquisition as a related-party transaction and said it was conducted at arm’s length. The disclosure states that group companies, directors and key managerial personnel had no interest in Dynamic IT except through their shareholding and common directorship.

Brainbees made the announcement under Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015. It also referred to a Securities and Exchange Board of India master circular dated January 30, 2026, when presenting the transaction details.

The related-party classification did not change the disclosed consideration: Globalbees paid Rs 1.02 crore in cash for 10.09%. The announcement does not identify any director, key managerial person or group company by name, quantify their shareholdings or describe additional governance approvals.

Conclusion

The transaction gives Globalbees complete ownership of the Dynamic IT entity associated with Strauss for Rs 1.02 crore. The operating context is that Dynamic IT recorded Rs 11.92 crore of FY 2024-25 turnover, whereas Strauss generated more than Rs 23.14 crore across multiple Globalbees subsidiaries in the same financial year.

The unresolved point is Dynamic IT’s FY 2025-26 turnover, which Brainbees reported as a dash despite disclosing net worth of Rs 0.36 crore. The filing gives no integration plan, operating target or post-acquisition timetable beyond the November 13, 2026 completion date.