Electrotherm (India) Limited discloses defaults on loan principal and interest payments
Electrotherm (India) Limited disclosed defaults on principal (₹8.00 Cr) and interest (₹2.45 Cr) payments for loans totaling ₹10.45 crore as of September 30, 2025, from Invent Assets Securitisation.
Defaults on significant principal and interest payments from financial institutions can severely impact a company's creditworthiness, ability to raise future capital, and overall financial stability, leading to significant negative consequences.
The company has disclosed defaults on payment of both principal and interest amounts on loans from banks/financial institutions, indicating financial distress and a negative event for its financial health.
Electrotherm (India) Limited has disclosed defaults on payment of interest and principal amounts on loans from banks/financial institutions, pursuant to SEBI Master Circular dated 11th November 2024. The disclosure was made on 30th October 2025, concerning defaults as of 30th September 2025. * Nature of obligation: Term Loan & Working Capital Loan. * Lender: Invent Assets Securitisation & Reconstruction Private Limited, assignee of debts from Allahabad Bank (now Indian Bank) and Punjab National Bank. * Date of default: 30th September 2025. * Current default amount (as of 30th September 2025): * Principal: ₹8.00 crore * Interest: ₹2.45 crore * Details of obligation (as per settlement with Invent ARC): * Total Principal: ₹180.00 crore * Tenure: 11 years * Interest Rate: 11% p.a. * Secured * Total outstanding borrowings from Banks/Financial Institutions (as of 30th September 2025): ₹1,091.66 crore. * Total financial indebtedness (as of 30th September 2025): ₹1,106.16 crore. The company noted that these amounts are provisional and subject to confirmation from lenders. The defaults relate to loans assigned to Asset Reconstruction Companies (ARCs), and the company has entered into settlements. Outstanding borrowings exclude uncharged interest from an unsettled lender, Rare Asset Reconstruction Limited (assignee of Indian Overseas Bank), after the loan account was classified as Non-Performing Asset (NPA).
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