Amber Enterprises amends transaction agreements for IL JIN's ₹1100 crore fundraise
Amber Enterprises announced amendments to its transaction agreements for IL JIN's ₹1100 crore fundraise. The changes involve re-allocation of shares among investors, with the total subscription amount remaining unchanged.
While the underlying fundraising deal of ₹1100 crore is significant, this specific amendment only changes the distribution of shares among investors and does not affect the total capital inflow or the company's financial position.
The amendment primarily re-allocates shares among existing investors without altering the total fundraising amount or the overall terms of the definitive transaction agreements, thus having a neutral direct sentiment.
* Amber Enterprises India Limited (AMBER) announced the execution of Amendment Agreements on 13th November 2025, modifying the Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA) and Securities Subscription Agreement (SSA). * These agreements were originally executed on 6th September 2025, involving AMBER, its material subsidiary IL JIN Electronics (India) Private Limited, Mr. Hyun Chul Sim (a shareholder of IL JIN), and investors: Raptor Investments Limited, Two Infinity Partners, and Chryscapital Fund X. * The primary purpose of the original Definitive Transaction Agreements was to facilitate the raising of ₹1100 crore by IL JIN for its electronics segment's organic and inorganic growth. * Under the initial terms, IL JIN agreed to allot 38,414 Equity Shares and 16,51,768 Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares A1 (CCPS A1) to the investors. * The Amendment Agreements revise the inter-se allocation proportions of these Equity Shares and CCPS A1 among the investors. * Crucially, the aggregate number of Equity Shares, CCPS A1, and the total subscription amount of ₹1100 crore remain unchanged. * Amber currently holds 90.22% of IL JIN's total paid-up Equity Share Capital. * Significant terms of the agreements include the investors' collective right to nominate one non-executive director on IL JIN’s Board and standard pre-emptive rights. * Mr. Hyun Chul Sim, previously a non-executive Director of IL JIN, resigned effective 25th September 2025 and now continues solely as a shareholder. * Details of the re-allocation of securities among investors: * Before amendment: * Raptor Investments Limited: 30,877 Equity Shares, 13,27,691 CCPS * Two Infinity Partners: 2,202 Equity Shares, 94,664 CCPS * ChrysCapital Fund X: 5,335 Equity Shares, 2,29,413 CCPS * After amendment: * Raptor Investments Limited: 30,682 Equity Shares, 13,19,317 CCPS * Two Infinity Partners: 2,125 Equity Shares, 91,351 CCPS * ChrysCapital Fund X: 5,607 Equity Shares, 2,41,100 CCPS
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