Engineers India gives undertaking for ₹175 Crore Bank Guarantee of RFCL
The undertaking is for an existing joint venture and does not represent a significant new development for Engineers India Limited.
The announcement is about providing an undertaking for a bank guarantee, which is a neutral event.
* Engineers India Limited's board approved providing an undertaking for a Bank Guarantee taken by Ramagundam Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (RFCL), a joint venture of EIL, NFL, and FCIL. * The Bank Guarantee for DSRA of ₹175 Crore was established with IndusInd Bank Ltd. * RFCL decided to furnish a BG to the project lenders (SBI consortium) in place of funding the DSRA account in cash. * As per the undertaking, Engineers India Limited will not dilute its 26% shareholding in RFCL below 26% until the DSRA BG Facility expires on 31 March 2026, without prior written permission from the Bank. Also, EIL will not pledge its shareholding to any other Bank/NBFC/institution without the bank's permission.
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