Ramky Infra’s Rs 38.6 Billion Restructuring Deal—Will It Reignite Investor Confidence?

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Ramky Infrastructure Ltd. has entered a wideranging debt restructuring agreement for Rs 38.60 billion, a major step in its financial turnaround strategy. The agreement, entered into on July 15, 2025, will assist in putting the balance sheet of the firm in shape and releasing operational efficiencies in its infra assets.

Key Highlights:

The refinancing includes term loans, working capital borrowings, and past due debts from different lenders.
Debt servicing will be restructured with longer repayment periods, lower interest rates, and asset partial monetization.
The transaction was finalized under RBI's Prudential Framework for Resolution of Stressed Assets.

Strategic Implications:

Ramky Infra will dispose of part of its noncore assets such as land plots and BOT road projects to raise liquidity.
The firm will concentrate on EPC contracts with shorter cash cycles and lower capital intensities.
A dedicated monitoring committee has been set up to track compliance and performance metrics under the new system.

Operational Outlook:

The restructuring should improve Ramky's credit rating and restore vendor confidence.
FY26 capex will be limited to Rs 300 crore on highmargin urban infrastructure and waste management initiatives.
Ramky aims to reduce its net debttoequity ratio to 1.6x from 2.4x over the next 18 months.

Market Sentiment:

Analysts view the move as a positive step toward longterm viability, though execution risks remain.
Ramky Infra stocks rose 3.2% on announcement, an indication of cautious optimism.

Sources: Business Standard, Economic Times, Moneycontrol, Financial Express, NDTV Profit.