Ramky Infra Board approves corporate guarantee for subsidiary and related party transaction via postal ballot
Ramky Infrastructure's board approved extending a corporate guarantee for its subsidiary SBEL's loan and a material related party transaction, both subject to shareholder approval via postal ballot.
The approval of a corporate guarantee for a subsidiary's loan and a material related party transaction are significant corporate actions that require shareholder approval, indicating a medium impact on the company's operations and financial structure.
The company approved a corporate guarantee for its subsidiary's loan, stating that the probability of invocation is remote due to NHAI annuities as security, implying no significant negative financial impact. A related party transaction was also approved for shareholder vote.
* Ramky Infrastructure Limited's Board of Directors convened a meeting on Saturday, October 11, 2025. * The Board approved the extension of a Corporate Guarantee by Ramky Infrastructure Limited to the bankers for a loan to be availed by its subsidiary, Srinagar Banihal Expressway Limited (SBEL). * Additionally, the Board approved the Notice of the Postal Ballot. This ballot will seek shareholder's approval for two key proposals: * The extension of the Corporate Guarantee in favor of SBEL. * The approval of a Material Related Party transaction with Numen Growth Partners Private Limited. * The company anticipates no financial impact on its statements from the corporate guarantee, as future annuities receivable from NHAI are provided as security for SBEL's loan, making the likelihood of the guarantee being invoked very remote.
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