Amber's Subsidiary ILJIN Raises ₹100 Crore via CCPS for Electronics Segment Growth
The transaction involves a substantial fundraise for a key subsidiary, contributing to its expansion and, by extension, the group's overall growth. While it involves dilution in the subsidiary, the capital infusion is beneficial for future prospects.
The agreement facilitates a significant fundraising of ₹100 crore for a material subsidiary, ILJIN, which will support its organic and inorganic growth in the electronics segment, indicating a positive strategic move for the group.
* Amber Enterprises India Limited (AMBER) executed Definitive Transaction Agreements (Shareholders’ Agreement and Securities Subscription Agreement) on 6 September 2025. * These agreements involve ILJIN Electronics (India) Private Limited, a material subsidiary of Amber, Mr. Hyun Chul Sim (a non-executive Director and Shareholder of ILJIN), and independent third-party investors, Incred Growth Partners Fund I and Incred Wealth and Investment Services Private Limited. * The primary purpose is to raise ₹100 crore (Rupees Hundred Crore Only) for ILJIN to fund its organic and inorganic growth in the electronics segment. * Under the terms, ILJIN will issue 1,53,653 Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS) to the investors in one or more tranches. * Amber currently holds 90.22% of ILJIN's total paid-up Equity Share Capital. The issuance of CCPS will lead to a reduction in Amber's shareholding percentage in ILJIN. * The CCPS conversion price will be mutually agreed upon by the parties at the time of conversion. * Investors will receive standard pre-emptive rights and other customary rights for such transactions.
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