Dreamfolks Provides Corporate Guarantee of ₹2.5 Crore for Ten 11 Hospitality
Dreamfolks Services Limited's Board approved providing a Corporate Guarantee of ₹2.5 crore to secure a Dropline Overdraft facility for Ten 11 Hospitality. A ₹1 crore Fixed Deposit will serve as collateral. The arrangement is for one year with auto-renewal and is not expected to materially impact Dreamfolks' financials.
The guarantee represents a significant financial commitment for the company, even if contingent. While no immediate impact is foreseen, the potential for future liability and the restriction on the fixed deposit warrant a medium impact assessment.
The company is providing a guarantee for a third party, which is a contingent liability. While there's no immediate cash outflow and no material impact is expected, it still represents a commitment that could potentially lead to financial exposure if the borrower defaults.
Dreamfolks Services Limited announced the outcome of its Board Meeting held on July 02, 2026. The Board approved the proposal to provide a Corporate Guarantee and security in favor of AU Small Finance Bank Ltd. This guarantee is to secure a Dropline Overdraft facility of ₹2.50 crore (₹250 lakh) for Ten 11 Hospitality Private Limited.
As part of the arrangement, Dreamfolks will also provide a Fixed Deposit of ₹1 crore as collateral. This facility has an initial tenure of one year with an auto-renewal provision until the loan's tenure. The company will charge a guarantee commission to Ten 11, benchmarked at the end of the financial year. Dreamfolks will be entitled to recover all amounts paid or liabilities incurred from the borrower as per a future agreement.
The company stated that this proposed arrangement constitutes a contingent liability with no immediate cash outflow. Based on the subsidiary's financial position and expected cash flows, Dreamfolks does not foresee the invocation of the Corporate Guarantee. Apart from the temporary restriction on the utilization of the fixed deposit, no material impact on the company's financial position or liquidity is expected.
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