Ravindra Energy Invests ₹150 Crore in Associate EIM
Ravindra Energy Limited is investing approximately ₹150 crore in its associate, Energy In Motion Limited (EIM), by subscribing to 45,67,463 equity shares. This move aims to repay EIM's inter-corporate deposits. EIM specializes in electric mobility solutions for freight transportation.
The investment of ₹150 crore is a significant amount for Ravindra Energy Limited and directly impacts its financial resources and stake in a key strategic associate.
The investment is a strategic move in an associate company, which is a related party transaction. While it supports the associate's operations, it's primarily a funding allocation rather than a direct profit-generating event for REL in the immediate term.
Ravindra Energy Limited (REL) has announced an investment of approximately ₹150 crore through a rights issue subscription in its associate entity, Energy In Motion Limited (EIM).
This investment involves subscribing to 45,67,463 equity shares of EIM at an issue price of ₹328.41 per share. EIM is an associate venture of REL, with REL holding a 49.5% stake prior to this allotment, which will increase to 49.54% post-allotment. EIM focuses on providing integrated electric mobility solutions for long-haul freight transportation, including electric trucks and battery swapping/charging infrastructure.
The investment is in accordance with the 'Objects of the Issue' as per the company's Letter of Offer dated June 3, 2026, and its corrigendum dated June 12, 2026. The funds will be utilized for the repayment of Inter-Corporate Deposits (ICD) borrowed by EIM from Golden Green Innovations Private Limited. The transaction is considered a related party transaction as EIM is an associate entity, but it has been undertaken at an arm's length, with prior approval from shareholders through a postal ballot on January 5, 2026. EIM reported a turnover of ₹1,806.88 million for FY2025-26.
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