Swaraj Suiting: Deviation in Utilisation of Preferential Issue Proceeds for Quarter Ended June 30, 2026
Swaraj Suiting reported deviations in preferential issue proceeds utilisation for Q1FY27. Rs 3.23 crore excess utilisation for working capital in equity shares and Rs 4.80 crore in warrants impacted capital expenditure. The company plans to fund shortfalls internally. Unutilised funds of Rs 3.69 crore are invested in fixed deposits.
The deviations in fund utilisation, although stated to be within permissible limits, suggest a potential risk in financial management and adherence to stated objectives. This could impact investor confidence and scrutiny from regulatory bodies, warranting a medium impact assessment.
The company has reported deviations in the utilisation of funds raised through preferential issues, indicating a potential lack of adherence to the original object allocation. While the company claims these are within permissible limits and plans to use internal accruals, the deviations themselves and the lack of supporting approval documents for the excess utilisation are negative indicators.
Swaraj Suiting Limited has reported deviations in the utilisation of proceeds from its preferential issue of equity shares and convertible warrants for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The monitoring agency, CRISIL Ratings Limited, noted that Rs 3.23 crore were utilized in excess for Working Capital under the preferential equity category, exceeding the revised cost approved in the EGM notice and subsequent resolutions. This excess utilisation led to a corresponding reduction in funds available for Capital Expenditure. A similar deviation was observed in the preferential warrant category, where Rs 4.80 crore were utilized in excess for Working Capital during the previous quarter (ended March 31, 2026), also resulting in a shortfall for Capital Expenditure. The company stated that these variations are within the permissible limit of 10% of the respective issue size and proposed to fund the shortfall in Capital Expenditure through internal accruals.
Additionally, the report details the deployment of unutilised proceeds. As of June 30, 2026, Rs 3.64 crore from the preferential equity issue were invested in a Fixed Deposit with Union Bank of India, maturing on May 22, 2027, earning 6.25% interest. A further Rs 0.05 crore from the preferential warrant issue was invested in a Fixed Deposit with Bank of Baroda, maturing on February 11, 2027, with a 6.10% return. The total unutilised amount across both categories was Rs 95.68 crore, with Rs 91.99 crore expected to be received within 18 months from the warrant allotment date.
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