Vikran Engineering Approves ₹2941 Crore Guarantee and ₹200 Crore Infusion for Subsidiary
Vikran Engineering's board approved a ₹2941 crore corporate guarantee and up to ₹200 crore promoter contribution for its wholly-owned subsidiary to fund solar projects and operations. The board also approved the FY26 Cost Audit Report.
The approval of a ₹2941 crore corporate guarantee and a ₹200 crore infusion represents a substantial financial commitment that could significantly impact the company's financial standing and its subsidiary's growth prospects.
The company is providing significant financial support to its subsidiary, which is crucial for its operational development and project financing, indicating a positive step for business growth.
Vikran Engineering Limited announced today that its Board of Directors, in a meeting held on September 30, 2026, has approved several key financial measures to support its wholly-owned subsidiary. The board sanctioned the issuance of a corporate guarantee amounting to ₹2941.19 crore (₹2941 crore and 19 lakh) to facilitate the subsidiary's access to credit facilities from banks and financial institutions for its solar projects and business operations.
In addition to the guarantee, the company will infuse up to ₹200 crore as additional promoter contribution into the subsidiary. This infusion, which can be made in tranches through various instruments including equity, loans, or debentures, is intended to meet project financing requirements and general business needs of the subsidiary.
The Board also took note of and approved the Cost Audit Report for the Financial Year 2025-26, which was duly authenticated by the company's cost auditor, M.s R. R. Ahirwar & Associates. The board meeting commenced at 11:23 AM and concluded at 11:36 AM on September 30, 2026.
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