Debt Portfolio

Ajmera Realty & Infra India Ltd on Thursday said it has repaid Rs 100 crore of its corporate debt and accordingly the outstanding debt has been reduced to Rs 693 crore. The Mumbai-based company in a regulatory filing said it has "repaid Rs 100 crore of its corporate debt. The repayment is facilitated from the funds raised through the recent equity offering of Rs 225 crore." The debt reduction ahead of its scheduled due date is expected to help the company post better returns on grounds of lower interest payments on existing debt, the company said. "Outstanding debt has been reduced from Rs 793 crore (as per 2QFY25) to Rs 693 crore," Ajmera Realty said. The company plans to use the equity funds to accelerate its momentum for project launches, and to further strengthen its corporate functionalities. "This is a strategic move towards de-leveraging, and we are glad to reduce our corporate debt significantly. This exercise will help ease our debt-equity ratio and reinforce the ...

The debt level of Coffee Day Enterprises has been reduced "significantly" to Rs 1,810 crore as on March 31, the company said in its latest annual report. However, there have been certain defaults in repayments of principal and interest of the loans and certain lenders have exercised their rights including recalling the loans, Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd (CDEL) said. "The debt levels have reduced significantly from Rs 7,214 crore as on March 31, 2019 to Rs 1,898 crore as at the end of March 31, 2021 and to Rs 1,810 crore as at the end on March 31, 2022," CDEL added. Following a circular from market regulator SEBI, CDEL on April 6, 2022, had made a disclosure of defaults on payments of interest and repayment of principal amount on loans from banks, financial institutions and unlisted debt securities for the March quarter. "As per the disclosure, the company has defaulted in payment of interest and principal amounting to Rs 230.66 crore on loans/cash credits from banks/financial ...

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