Hubtown Limited Issues ₹300 Crore Corporate Guarantee for Subsidiary's NCDs
Hubtown Limited issued a corporate guarantee of up to ₹300 Crores for its subsidiary, Joynest Premises Private Limited's NCD issue. The funds will support the "Hubtown Seasons" project in Chembur, Mumbai. The guarantee secures NCDs for project development and completion.
The corporate guarantee of ₹300 Crores represents a significant financial commitment and introduces a contingent liability, which could impact the company's financial position if the subsidiary defaults. However, it is for a specific project development purpose.
The announcement is a disclosure of a corporate guarantee for a subsidiary's debt issuance. While it aims to facilitate project development, it also introduces a contingent liability for the parent company.
Hubtown Limited has issued a corporate guarantee to Catalyst Trusteeship Limited, securing a proposed Non-Convertible Debenture (NCD) issue of up to ₹300 Crores by its subsidiary, Joynest Premises Private Limited. This funding is intended to bolster the execution capabilities for the "Hubtown Seasons" project, a landmark development in Chembur, Mumbai, jointly developed by Hubtown and Joynest.
The NCD proceeds will be fully utilized for the development and completion of the project, including construction costs for sale and public works buildings, and approval costs. The company anticipates that this infusion of funds will enable the completion of the second phase of the "Hubtown Seasons" project.
The corporate guarantee has been issued at arm's length, with the promoter/promoter group/group companies having an interest in the transaction. The guarantee will be disclosed as a contingent liability in Hubtown Limited's books, to the extent of the NCDs subscribed by the debenture holders. The debenture holders are funds managed by Neo Asset Management Private Limited and its co-investors.
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