Shriram Finance purchases USD 45 million Senior Secured Notes
The purchase of the notes reduces the company's liabilities and improves its financial position, which could have a moderate impact on its performance.
The company has reduced its debt by purchasing a significant portion of its outstanding notes, which is generally viewed positively.
* Shriram Finance Limited has purchased and settled USD 45 million (₹375.71 crore) of its Senior Secured Floating Rate Notes due in 2026. * The notes were issued through private placement under a USD 3.5 billion (₹29,183.75 crore) Global Medium Term Note Programme to MUFG Securities EMEA plc. * The total principal amount outstanding for these notes was USD 150 million (₹1,252.39 crore). * The purchase complies with applicable laws, including RBI's guidelines on External Commercial Borrowings.
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