ArisInfra Approves Merger of ArisUnitern Subsidiary to Create Unified Construction Platform with 10x Scaling Target

Mumbai, March 27, 2026: ArisInfra Solutions Limited (ARIS), a tech-enabled service provider for the construction and real estate sectors, has announced the strategic amalgamation of its Developer-as-a-Service subsidiary, ArisUnitern RE Solutions, the company said in a press release.  

The merger, which carries an appointed date of April 1, 2026, aims to create a unified project lifecycle platform. While the companies have already been operating in an integrated fashion, this formal consolidation is designed to link procurement and delivery within a single framework to capture higher value per engagement and streamline the corporate balance sheet.

The restructuring is expected to significantly enhance the company’s technological capabilities by syncing supply chain data with real-time project execution. Ronak Morbia, Chairman & Managing Director of Arisinfra Solutions Ltd, noted that the move provides the firm with an end-to-end view of the construction process. “Our technology stack now operates with direct visibility across both supply and execution, allowing data from project-level activity to inform demand forecasting, pricing decisions, and credit control with greater precision. At the same time, the Developer-as-a-Service business is able to draw more seamlessly on the supply network to manage costs and timelines. This creates a closed-loop system where each project strengthens the underlying intelligence of the platform, enabling more consistent and efficient outcomes across procurement and on-ground delivery,” Morbia stated.

By moving to a single-interface model, ARIS intends to position itself as a sole accountable partner for developers, infrastructure clients, and vendors. The unified approach is intended to simplify capital structuring and procurement for landowners while providing vendors with more predictable order flows. Financially, the merger allows ARIS to consolidate 100% of ArisUnitern’s earnings, a move intended to eliminate non-controlling interests and bolster return ratios following a period of aggressive revenue growth for the subsidiary.

Navin Dhanuka, Director of ArisUnitern RE Solutions Pvt. Ltd, highlighted the subsidiary’s rapid financial trajectory as a core justification for the merger. “ArisUnitern’s growth over the past three years gives us strong confidence in this model. Revenue has scaled from INR 130 million in FY23 to INR 432 million in FY25, with INR 517 million recorded in the first nine months of FY26 and a profit before tax of INR 329 million. This represents more than threefold growth over the period and reflects strong margin quality, indicating that the model has held up across cycles and can scale with discipline,” Dhanuka explained.

Looking forward, the company believes the asset-light nature of its combined operations will allow for a 10x scale-up with minimal incremental capital. Dhanuka added, “Having both sides of the business within one structure changes how we engage across projects. Each mandate can now extend across a wider set of services, increasing value per project while improving how work is planned and delivered. With a network of over 3,000 customers and 2,000 vendors, we are seeing strong network effects across projects and geographies. The asset-light nature of the business positions us to scale this platform up to 10x with limited incremental capital, while the interaction between execution mandates and supply relationships creates a compounding cycle of demand across the system, opening up opportunities across new categories and markets.”

The completion of the scheme remains subject to statutory approvals from the NCLT, SEBI, and various stakeholders. Once finalized, the merger will centralize governance and remove internal duplications. ARIS representatives stated that the long-term goal is to serve as the primary “operating layer” for India’s construction industry, utilizing AI-led intelligence and internal accruals to fund expansion across new territories.