GNG Electronics Enhances Working Capital Facility by ₹500 Crore with DBS Bank
GNG Electronics Limited enhanced its working capital facilities with DBS Bank India Ltd by ₹500 crore, increasing the total facility to ₹800 crore. The funds will be used for working capital needs. The agreement was executed on March 18, 2026.
An increase in working capital facility by ₹500 crore is a significant amount and can positively impact the company's operational flexibility and growth prospects.
The company has successfully enhanced its working capital facilities, which is generally positive for business operations and growth.
GNG Electronics Limited has entered into a Supplemental Working Capital Facilities Agreement with DBS Bank India Ltd on March 18, 2026. This agreement enhances the existing credit facilities from ₹300,000,000 (30 crore) to ₹800,000,000 (80 crore).
The augmented facility will be utilized to meet the company's working capital requirements. The agreement was executed on March 18, 2026, and the new size of the agreement is ₹800,000,000 (80 crore). The facility is secured by a Pari Passu Charge on the company's present and future current assets.
The agreement does not include special rights such as the appointment of directors, first right to share subscription, or restrictions on capital structure changes. DBS Bank India Ltd is the lender, and the nature of the loan is a Working Capital/Multiline Facility. The total amount outstanding under this facility is ₹254,000,000 (25.40 crore).
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