Many other Indian-origin startups and businesses domiciled overseas, including Flipkart, Udaan and Meesho, are mulling similar ‘reverse flipping’.
Pine Labs has received approval from a Singapore court to merge its entity there with the one in India, paving the way for the fintech major to move its domicile to India.
According to the court filing, seen by TechCrunch, the transfer will help the company “achieve business synergies and more economies of scale,” helping it “achieve cost savings” and “simplification of the shareholding structure”.
It was not clear how much of a tax bill the Peak XV Partners-backed entity would have to incur because of this move. Generally, when operations are merged or holding migrated, there is a …
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