HEG Limited Invests ₹400 Crore in Subsidiary TACC Limited via Optionally Convertible Debentures
HEG Limited has invested ₹400 crore in its subsidiary, TACC Limited, on January 9, 2026. The investment was made through the subscription and allotment of 4 crore optionally convertible debentures (OCDs) at ₹100 each, totaling ₹400 crore in the first tranche.
The investment of ₹400 crore by HEG Limited into its subsidiary TACC Limited signifies a substantial capital infusion, which could impact the subsidiary's growth and future performance, and by extension, the parent company's consolidated financials.
The announcement details a financial transaction between a parent company and its subsidiary, which is a routine corporate action. There are no immediate positive or negative financial implications explicitly stated.
HEG Limited has announced the remittance of ₹400 crore to its wholly-owned subsidiary, TACC Limited, on January 9, 2026. This investment is towards the subscription of 4 crore unlisted and unsecured optionally convertible debentures (OCDs) with a face value of ₹100 each, fully paid-up, aggregating to ₹400 crore in the first tranche. The subscription is in accordance with the terms of a Debenture Subscription Agreement between HEG Limited and TACC Limited.
Following this remittance, TACC Limited, in its board meeting held on the same date, January 9, 2026, allotted these 4 crore OCDs to HEG Limited at an issue price of ₹100 per OCD, fully paid-up, on a private placement basis. This transaction represents a significant investment by the parent company into its subsidiary.
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