HFCL Limited issues ₹30 Crore Corporate Guarantee for subsidiary HTL Limited
HFCL Limited has issued a Corporate Guarantee of ₹30 Crore for its subsidiary, HTL Limited. This guarantee supports HTL's rupee term loan facility with Axis Finance Limited. HTL is engaged in manufacturing Optical Fiber Cables and related solutions.
A corporate guarantee of ₹30 Crore represents a commitment by HFCL that could become a direct liability if the subsidiary defaults. While it's a significant amount, its impact is contingent on the subsidiary's financial performance and is disclosed as a contingent liability.
The issuance of a corporate guarantee is a routine financial support mechanism for a subsidiary and does not inherently indicate a positive or negative financial development for the parent company. It primarily impacts contingent liabilities.
HFCL Limited announced on March 28, 2026, that it has issued a Corporate Guarantee in favor of Axis Finance Limited. This guarantee is to secure a rupee term loan facility, either availed or to be availed by its subsidiary, HTL Limited, up to an amount of ₹30 Crore.
HTL Limited, in which HFCL holds a 74% stake (the remaining 26% is held by the Government of India), is involved in the manufacturing of Optical Fiber Cables (OFC) and passive connectivity solutions. Additionally, HTL produces key raw materials for OFC, such as Aramid Rods, Fiber Reinforced Plastic Rods, and Impregnated Glass Fiber Reinforcement. The company also provides electrical wiring interconnect solutions for the Aerospace & Defence and Automotive & Industrial sectors.
The Corporate Guarantee provided by HFCL to Axis Finance Limited on behalf of HTL will be disclosed as a contingent liability in HFCL's financial statements. The transaction is considered to be at arm's length.
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