HEG Board Approves ₹210 Crore Unsecured Loan to Associate Bhilwara Energy
A ₹210 crore unsecured loan is a substantial financial commitment and cash outflow for HEG. While it generates interest income and is for a related entity undergoing amalgamation, the size of the loan and its unsecured nature represent a medium financial impact and exposure for the company.
The loan is provided to an associate company (40.42% owned) which is in the process of amalgamating with HEG, indicating a strategic investment in a future part of the company. The 9% annual interest rate also makes it an income-generating asset for HEG, balancing the cash outflow.
* HEG Limited's Board of Directors, in a meeting held on 23 September 2025, approved the grant of an unsecured loan of ₹210 crore (Rupees Two Hundred and Ten Crores Only) to Bhilwara Energy Limited (BEL), an associate company. * The primary purpose of this loan is to fund the growth trajectory of BEL. * HEG holds a 40.42% share capital in Bhilwara Energy Limited. * Bhilwara Energy Limited is currently undergoing a composite scheme of arrangement to amalgamate with HEG Limited (post-demerger of HEG's Graphite Business undertaking), a scheme approved by both Boards on 10 March 2025. * Key terms of the loan include: * Amount: ₹210 crore, to be disbursed in one or more tranches. * Tenure: 1 year from the date of disbursement. * Interest Rate: 9% per annum. * Repayment: A bullet payment of both principal and interest on the date of maturity. * The transaction is categorized as a related party transaction and has been executed on an arm's length basis.
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