Deepak Nitrite Provides Guarantee for Subsidiary's $78.43 Million Loan
Deepak Nitrite Limited has provided a Deed of Guarantee for its subsidiary, Deepak Oman Industries (SFZ) LLC, to secure a Term Loan of US$ 78.43 million. The guarantee covers the loan amount, interest, and charges. Deepak Nitrite holds 51% of the subsidiary, and the transaction is on an arm's length basis.
The guarantee represents a significant contingent liability for Deepak Nitrite Limited. While the subsidiary will bear the primary responsibility, any default by the subsidiary would directly impact Deepak Nitrite. The amount of the loan is substantial, hence the medium impact.
The announcement details a financial guarantee provided to a subsidiary for a loan. While it involves a significant amount, it is a standard corporate action for supporting subsidiary operations and is structured as a contingent liability on an arm's length basis, with no immediate positive or negative impact on the parent company's financials beyond the contingent nature.
Deepak Nitrite Limited (DNL) has executed a Deed of Guarantee on July 23, 2026, in favor of Bank Muscat SAOG. This guarantee is to secure a Term Loan of US$ 78.43 million (approximately ₹652 crore) that will be obtained by its subsidiary, Deepak Oman Industries (SFZ) LLC ('DOIL'). The guarantee also covers associated interest and other charges.
Deepak Nitrite Limited currently holds a 51% equity share capital in DOIL, with the remaining 49% held by promoter/promoter entities. The company has stated that this corporate guarantee is provided on an arm's length basis, and DNL will charge a guarantee commission from DOIL. The provision of this guarantee will result in a contingent liability for Deepak Nitrite Limited, up to the amount of the Term Loan and associated charges.
Details of this disclosure, as required under Regulation 30 of SEBI Listing Regulations, have been provided in an annexure to the announcement.
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