Muthoot Finance Infuses ₹31.80 Crore in Sri Lankan Subsidiary Asia Asset Finance
Muthoot Finance Limited infused approximately ₹31.80 Crores into its Sri Lankan subsidiary, Asia Asset Finance PLC, by subscribing to 3,29,30,464 ordinary voting shares at LKR 33.30 each. The allotment was completed on September 08, 2026. This move aims to strengthen the subsidiary's capital structure.
The investment of ₹31.80 Crores is a significant amount for the company, aimed at bolstering its subsidiary's capital structure, which could lead to improved operational capacity and financial stability for the subsidiary.
The infusion of capital into a subsidiary is generally viewed as a positive step for strengthening its financial position and supporting its growth.
Muthoot Finance Limited has announced the infusion of additional equity into its Sri Lankan subsidiary, Asia Asset Finance PLC. The company's Board of Directors approved the subscription of 3,29,30,464 Ordinary Voting Shares in a Rights Issue by Asia Asset Finance PLC. The subscription price was LKR 33.30 per share, aggregating to LKR 1,09,65,84,451, which is approximately ₹31.80 Crores.
The allotment of these shares to Muthoot Finance Limited by Asia Asset Finance PLC was completed on September 08, 2026. Asia Asset Finance PLC is a licensed finance company incorporated in Sri Lanka on December 29, 1968, and is a subsidiary of Muthoot Finance Limited, now holding 72.92% of the company. It operates a domestic branch-led model with no cross-border operations and holds a Fitch national rating of A+(lka) with a Stable outlook.
The primary objective of this infusion is to increase the capital structure of the subsidiary. The acquisition involved cash consideration, with shares acquired at LKR 33.30 each. The company also provided financial details for Asia Asset Finance PLC for the past three financial years, including total income and profit after tax.
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