Jain Resource Recycling Reports Deviation in IPO Fund Utilization for Q3 FY26
Jain Resource Recycling Limited reported a deviation in IPO fund utilization for Q3 FY26. ₹54 crore of GCP funds were inadvertently used to repay a promoter's loan, contrary to the prospectus. The amount has been returned by the promoter. The company maintains no material adverse impact.
While the deviation was corrected and deemed to have no material adverse impact, it involves a breach of terms outlined in the prospectus regarding fund utilization and related party transactions. This could raise concerns among investors and regulators, warranting a medium impact.
The announcement reports a deviation in fund utilization, which is a negative event. However, the company has clarified that it was an inadvertent error, the funds have been returned, and there is no material adverse impact. This balances the negative aspect, leading to a neutral sentiment.
Jain Resource Recycling Limited has submitted a statement of deviation or variation in the utilization of funds raised through its public issue, as required by Regulation 32 of the SEBI Listing Regulations.
The company reported a deviation for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. The funds were raised on September 26, 2025, amounting to ₹12,500 million (1250 crore), comprising a fresh issue of ₹5,000 million (500 crore) and an Offer for Sale of ₹7,500 million (750 crore).
The deviation pertains to the utilization of ₹540 million (54 crore) out of ₹986.43 million (98.64 crore) allocated for General Corporate Purposes (GCP). This amount was used for the part repayment of an unsecured loan availed by the Company from Mr. Kamlesh Jain, the Managing Director and promoter. This utilization is contrary to the confirmation provided in the Prospectus dated September 26, 2025, which stated that no part of the net proceeds would be paid to promoters or related parties.
The management clarified that the utilization was due to an inadvertent error in routing funds from the designated IPO account. The company stated that the amount paid to Mr. Kamlesh Jain has been returned by him to the Company as a loan, restoring the funds for business use. The outstanding balance due to the Promoter aggregated to ₹1,818 million (181.8 crore) as at the end of November 2025, ₹1,502 million (150.2 crore) as at December 2025, and ₹2,211 million (221.1 crore) as at January 2026.
The company confirmed that the matter has been reviewed by the Audit Committee and the Board of Directors, held on February 14, 2026. Management reiterated its commitment to transparency and regulatory compliance, stating that the deviation was temporary, did not result in any change in the overall utilization of issue proceeds, and has no material adverse impact on the financial position or the interests of public shareholders.
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