Salem Erode Investments Ltd has notified that its board will evaluate a proposal to raise funds via non-convertible debentures. The planned NCD issue is expected to meet future funding needs, refinance existing liabilities, and provide flexibility for growth. Final quantum, tenure, and terms will be decided subject to board and regulatory approvals.
Salem Erode Investments Ltd has intimated the stock exchanges that its board of directors is scheduled to consider a fund-raising proposal through the issue of non-convertible debentures, either in one or more tranches. The move signals the company’s intent to tap the debt market for long-term resources at potentially competitive rates.
The proposed NCD route is typically used by NBFCs and investment companies to match asset–liability profiles and to access a wider institutional investor base. The company is expected to finalise structure, coupon, security and listing plans in line with regulatory requirements, including relevant provisions under SEBI and RBI frameworks, after board clearance.
Key highlights
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Board to consider fund raising via non-convertible debentures in upcoming meeting.
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Issue may be structured in one or multiple tranches, depending on funding requirements.
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Funds likely to be used for business growth, asset expansion and refinancing of existing borrowings.
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Detailed terms (size, tenure, coupon, security, listing) to be decided by the board.
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Proposal subject to necessary approvals from shareholders, regulators and other stakeholders, wherever required.
Sources: Company communication/stock-exchange intimation by Salem Erode Investments Ltd.