Apollo Micro Systems: No Deviation in Preferential Issue Proceeds Utilization for Q1 FY27
Apollo Micro Systems reports no deviation in the utilization of ₹742.25 crore raised via preferential issue for Q1 FY27. ₹594.84 crore has been utilized towards working capital, R&D, subsidiary investment, and general corporate purposes. A balance of ₹109.08 crore remains unutilized.
This is a standard quarterly compliance report and does not contain any new material information that would significantly impact the company's stock or operations.
The announcement is a routine regulatory filing reporting no deviations in fund utilization, which is a neutral development.
Apollo Micro Systems Limited has submitted its Monitoring Agency Report for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, concerning the utilization of proceeds from a Preferential Issue. The report, issued by Acuité Ratings & Research Limited, indicates no deviation from the objects disclosed in the offer document.
The preferential issue, which involved Equity Shares and Convertible Warrants, was sized at ₹742.25 crore. The total funds raised amounted to ₹742.25 crore, with ₹308.29 crore from Equity Shares and ₹433.96 crore from the conversion of Warrants. As of the end of Q1 FY2026-27, a total of ₹594.84 crore has been utilized out of the ₹742.25 crore raised.
The utilization breakdown shows ₹454.77 crore for Working Capital Requirement, ₹68.21 crore for Research & Development Expenditure, ₹60.03 crore for Investment in Subsidiary(ies), and ₹159.24 crore for General Corporate Purposes. The report confirms that the working capital requirement has been fully utilized. Funds for R&D have been primarily used for raw materials, metals, components, and devices. A significant portion of the General Corporate Purposes funds, ₹13.00 crore, was deployed as an inter-corporate loan to IDL Explosives Limited, a step-down subsidiary.
As of the reporting date, the total unutilized amount stands at ₹109.08 crore, with ₹106.08 crore maintained in a current account and ₹3.00 crore deployed as a fixed deposit maturing on July 6, 2026. The report also clarifies that no material deviation from the original cost of objects has been observed, and the means of finance have not changed. No unfavorable events affecting the viability of the objects were reported.
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