Sammaan Capital makes timely interest payment on Secured Redeemable NCDs
Timely interest payments on existing debt are a routine financial obligation for companies. While positive, it generally signifies business as usual rather than a new strategic development or a significant change in the company's financial outlook, hence a low market impact.
The company made a timely interest payment on its debentures, indicating sound financial management and adherence to its debt obligations, which is a positive sign for its creditworthiness.
Sammaan Capital Limited (formerly known as Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited) has announced the timely payment of interest on its Secured Redeemable Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) issued on a private placement basis. The details of the interest payment are as follows: * ISIN: INE148I07FJ9 * Issue Size: ₹25 crore (INR 2500 lacs) * Interest Amount Paid: ₹2.225 crore (INR 222.50 lacs) * Frequency: Yearly * Due Date for Interest Payment: 22 July 2025 * Actual Date for Interest Payment: 21 July 2025 The company confirmed that the entire interest amount was paid.
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