Amber Subsidiary ILJIN Raises ₹1100 Crore for Electronics Segment Growth
The transaction involves a substantial fundraise of ₹1100 Crore for a material subsidiary, ILJIN. This capital is intended to fuel significant organic and inorganic growth, indicating a major strategic move that will likely have a material impact on the company's future operations, market position, and financial performance.
The material subsidiary, ILJIN, is raising a significant amount of ₹1100 Crore through equity and CCPS issuance, which is earmarked for organic and inorganic growth in its electronics segment. This capital infusion is a strong positive for the subsidiary's expansion and overall business prospects.
* Amber Enterprises India Limited executed Definitive Transaction Agreements (Shareholders’ Agreement and Securities Subscription Agreement) on 6 September 2025. * These agreements were made with its material subsidiary, ILJIN Electronics (India) Private Limited, Mr. Hyun Chul Sim, and independent third-party investors, including Raptor Investments Limited, Two Infinity Partners, and Chryscapital Fund X. * The primary purpose is to facilitate the raising of ₹1100 Crore by ILJIN for the organic and inorganic growth of its electronics segment. * Under the terms, investors have agreed to subscribe to 38,414 Equity Shares worth ₹25 Crore and 16,51,768 Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS) worth ₹1075 Crore in ILJIN. * Following the issuance, Amber's shareholding percentage in ILJIN will be reduced. Details regarding the impact on shareholding and subsidiary structure will be disclosed post CCPS conversion. * As of the agreement date, Amber holds 90.22% of the total paid-up Equity Share Capital of ILJIN. * Significant terms include the investors' collective right to nominate one non-executive director to ILJIN’s Board and standard pre-emptive rights.
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