Dhunseri Ventures Executes Corporate Guarantee of ₹118 Crore for Subsidiary
Dhunseri Ventures Limited provided a corporate guarantee of ₹118 crore and €32 million for its subsidiary, Dhunseri Poly Films Private Limited. The funds will be used to set up a BOPET Line and Metallizer unit at Panagarh Industrial Park. The guarantee was executed on June 16, 2026.
The guarantee of ₹118 crore represents a significant financial commitment for the parent company, impacting its balance sheet as a contingent liability. The successful execution of the subsidiary's project is crucial for realizing the intended benefits.
The announcement is a routine disclosure of a corporate guarantee for a subsidiary's financing. While it supports the subsidiary's expansion, it also introduces a contingent liability for the parent company, balancing potential benefits with risks.
Dhunseri Ventures Limited (DVL) has executed a Deed of Corporate Guarantee for its wholly-owned subsidiary, Dhunseri Poly Films Private Limited (DPFPL). The guarantee is for credit facilities amounting to ₹118 crore (Rupees One Hundred Eighteen Crores only) and €32 million (32mn) provided by the Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank).
This corporate guarantee will serve as a contingent liability on DVL's books. The financing is intended for DPFPL to establish a Brownfield BOPET Line with a capacity of 59,200 TPA (Mixed Product Capacity of 52,561 TPA) and a Metallizer unit with a capacity of 10,200 TPA. These facilities are planned for setup at the Panagarh Industrial Park in West Bengal.
The Deed of Corporate Guarantee was executed on June 16, 2026, following an outcome of a Board Meeting held on May 26, 2026. The promoter or promoter group does not have any interest in this transaction, which is conducted at arm's length.
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