Cyient to provide ₹300 Crore funding for subsidiary via NCDs and CCD/CCPS
Cyient Limited's Board approved a ₹300 crore funding for its subsidiary, Cyient Semiconductors. This includes ₹200 crore via NCDs and ₹100 crore via CCD/CCPS to EAAA India Alternatives. Cyient will provide a corporate guarantee and pledge its subsidiary's shares.
The transaction involves a substantial amount of ₹300 crore, which will impact the subsidiary's funding and potentially Cyient's consolidated balance sheet due to the corporate guarantee and share pledge. This is a significant financial commitment and operational support for the subsidiary.
The announcement details a significant financial transaction for a subsidiary, involving debt and equity instruments, along with corporate guarantees. While it signifies investment and support, it's a routine financing activity without immediate positive or negative implications for the parent company's core operations or financials beyond the stated amounts.
Cyient Limited announced that its Board of Directors, in a meeting held on May 25, 2026, approved the execution of a binding term sheet for a proposed transaction involving its wholly-owned subsidiary, Cyient Semiconductors Private Limited.
The proposed transaction includes the issuance of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) by Cyient Semiconductors for ₹200 crore and compulsorily convertible debentures and/or preference shares (CCD/CCPS) for ₹100 crore. These instruments will be issued to EAAA India Alternatives Limited (EAAA) and/or funds managed or advised by EAAA, along with any co-investors inducted by EAAA, on a private placement basis.
Additionally, Cyient Limited will provide a corporate guarantee for Cyient Semiconductors' obligations related to the NCD issuance. The company will also pledge its entire shareholding in Cyient Semiconductors in favor of the investor to secure these obligations. The Board meeting commenced at 07:45 hours and concluded at 08:32 hours.
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