PB Fintech Invests ₹13 Crore in Wholly Owned Subsidiary PB Pay
PB Fintech Limited invested ₹13 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, PB Pay Private Limited, as part of a ₹20 crore approval. This infusion aims to support PB Pay's expansion and meet RBI's capital adequacy norms for payment aggregators. PB Pay was incorporated on April 9, 2024, and received its payment aggregator license on February 6, 2026.
The investment is material as it supports a key subsidiary's operational readiness and regulatory compliance in a growing fintech segment. However, it is within the approved limit and part of the parent's strategic direction.
The investment is a routine capital infusion into a subsidiary to meet regulatory requirements and support business expansion. It does not indicate a significant positive or negative development for the parent company.
PB Fintech Limited has announced an investment of ₹13 crore in equity shares of its wholly owned subsidiary, PB Pay Private Limited. This infusion is part of a total approved amount of ₹20 crore. PB Pay, incorporated on April 9, 2024, is engaged in the business of online payment aggregation.
The capital has been infused to support business expansion and meet the capital adequacy requirements mandated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for operating as a Payment Aggregator. PB Pay received in-principle authorization from the RBI on April 15, 2025, and a Certificate of Authorisation on February 6, 2026, to commence its operations.
The transaction is considered a related party transaction as PB Fintech holds 100% stake in PB Pay. However, it is conducted on an arm's length basis. PB Pay's authorized capital is ₹50 crore, and its paid-up capital after the allotment will be ₹50 crore. The company had not commenced business operations as of March 31, 2026, hence its turnover was nil. PB Fintech will infuse the remaining approved amount in tranches.
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