Board Approves NCD Term Modifications, Expects Substantial Finance Cost Savings
STEELXIND's board approved NCD term modifications, reducing interest by 5.5% and extending maturity by 5 years, expected to save ₹130 crore in cash outflow and optimize capital structure.
The changes to the NCD terms will have a high impact on the company's financial health by significantly reducing finance costs, improving liquidity, and optimizing the capital structure, directly influencing profitability and stability.
The modification of NCD terms, including a 5.50% interest rate reduction and extended repayment tenure, is highly positive as it leads to substantial finance cost savings and improved cash flow and liquidity for the company.
Steel Exchange India Limited's Board of Directors, at their meeting held on October 10, 2025, approved modifications to the terms and conditions of the company's listed Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). The key changes include: * A significant reduction in the coupon rate, approximately 5.50% lower than the previous borrowing cost of 18.75% per annum, leading to substantial savings in finance costs. * An extension of the NCDs' maturity period, with a revised repayment tenure of 5 years from the sanction date, extending up to September 2030. * Modification of the redemption schedule and other associated terms. These revised terms are expected to result in a lower cash outflow of approximately ₹130 crore until FY 2028. The company stated that this refinancing initiative is part of its strategy to optimize its capital structure, reduce borrowing costs, and enhance liquidity, thereby improving shareholder value.
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