Besides, the company has also sought shareholders nod to raise funds through warrants, HDFC Ltd said in BSE filing.
In order to augment the long-term resources of the Corporation and its future capital needs, the Board of Directors of the Corporation has been exploring various fund raising options, it said.
"The Corporation plans to issue NCDs and warrants under the QIP route. Such maximum number of NCDs would be issued so that the aggregate value of NCDs would be up to Rs 5,000 crore," HDFC Ltd said in the 'Updates on Outcome of AGM'.
HDFC said in case the warrants are exchanged with equity shares of the company, it would result in a maximum issue of 3.65 crore equity shares of face value of Rs 2 each of the Corporation.
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In such a case, it added, the maximum dilution that could take place in future would not exceed 2.2 per cent of the expanded issued and paid up share capital of the Corporation.
Also, it said the pricing of equity shares would be decided when the board would meet to open the proposed issue of NCDs and warrants by way of QIPs.
"The allotment would be made only to QIBs who are permitted to acquire such debentures and warrants...And the Foreign Direct Investment policy to subscribe to such NCDs and warrants."
HDFC Ltd yesterday reported 18 per cent rise, year-on-year, in its consolidated net profit at Rs 2,204 crore for the first quarter ended June 2015.
While, on standalone basis, its net profit showed a minor increase of 1.21 per cent at Rs 1,361 crore.
HDFC shares closed 0.55 per cent up at Rs 1,311.70 per piece on the BSE today.