Balmer Lawrie has received in-principle approval to demerge its Travel & Vacations division into a wholly owned subsidiary. The unit currently generates ₹390 crore and management expects revenue to exceed ₹500 crore within two to three years. The move is intended to improve operational flexibility, attract digital talent, accelerate AI and booking technology adoption, and enable strategic partnerships.
Balmer Lawrie Plans Travel Business Demerger For Growth

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