NIIT (USA) Inc. to invest USD 13 Mn (₹107.71 Cr) in StackRoute Learning Inc
NIIT (USA) Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of NIIT Learning Systems Limited, will invest USD 13 million (₹107.71 crore) in its wholly-owned subsidiary, StackRoute Learning Inc (SLI). The investment will support growth and working capital.
The investment is significant and aimed at growth and working capital. However, the announcement states that it is not expected to have a material impact on the consolidated financials of the company.
The announcement details a significant investment by NIIT USA in its subsidiary, StackRoute Learning Inc, indicating confidence in SLI's growth potential. This is likely to be viewed positively by investors.
* NIIT (USA) Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of NIIT Learning Systems Limited, will invest USD 13 million (₹107.71 crore) in its wholly-owned subsidiary, StackRoute Learning Inc (SLI). * An equity investment of USD 9 million (₹74.59 crore) will replace or repay the existing loan of USD 9 million (₹74.59 crore) previously extended by NIIT USA to SLI. * NIIT USA will infuse an additional USD 4 million (₹33.12 crore) in cash to meet SLI’s funding requirements for growth and working capital. * SLI is engaged in providing managed learning services to the higher-education sector in North America, focusing on technology programs, including bootcamps. * NIIT USA intends to leverage SLI’s capabilities to service its corporate clients and support its growth in the corporate segment. * The proposed equity investments are subject to applicable regulatory and customary approvals. * The decision of the Board of NIIT USA is not expected to have a material impact on the consolidated financials of the Company. * Upon completion of the above actions, SLI will continue to remain a wholly-owned subsidiary of NIIT USA and a step-down subsidiary of NLSL.
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