Aequs Limited Invests ₹15.75 Crore in Joint Venture Ajna Aerospace
Aequs Limited invested ₹15.75 crore in its joint venture, Ajna Aerospace & Defence Private Limited (AADPL), via a rights issue. Aequs acquired 45,00,000 partly paid-up equity shares at ₹100 each, paying ₹35 per share upfront. The remaining amount is due within 12 months. AADPL manufactures UAVs.
The investment is significant in absolute terms (₹15.75 crore) and impacts the JV's operational capacity. However, it does not fundamentally alter Aequs's overall financial structure or market position, hence the medium impact.
The investment is a routine capital infusion into a joint venture to support its operations. While it indicates continued support for the JV, it does not represent a significant strategic shift or a major financial event that would strongly sway sentiment.
Aequs Limited has announced a further investment of ₹15,75,00,000 in its joint venture, Ajna Aerospace & Defence Private Limited (AADPL), through a rights issue.
Aequs subscribed to 45,00,000 partly paid-up equity shares at an issue price of ₹100 per share. Out of this, ₹35 per share, aggregating to ₹15,75,00,000, has been paid by Aequs.
The remaining ₹65 per share, constituting 65% of the issue price, is to be paid by Aequs through subsequent calls by AADPL within 12 months from the allotment date of October 09, 2026. This investment is intended for capital expenditure, operational expenditure, and general corporate and business requirements of AADPL.
Ajna Aerospace & Defence Private Limited, incorporated on October 22, 2025, operates in the manufacturing of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and related systems for defence, security, industrial, and civilian applications. As of March 31, 2026, AADPL reported a turnover of ₹0.02 Crore, a loss after tax of ₹0.99 Crore, and a net worth of ₹28.84 Crore. The investment does not alter Aequs's existing shareholding percentage in AADPL, which remains a joint venture. The transaction is considered a related party transaction as AADPL is a joint venture of Aequs.
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