BGR Energy Systems Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Disclosures By Listed Entities Of Defaults On Payment Of Interest/ Repayment Of Principal Amount For Loans Including Revolving Facilities Like Cash Credit From Banks / Financial Institutions'.
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BGR Energy Systems has reported massive defaults on its bank and financial institution loans as of 30 June 2025. Out of total outstanding loans of Rs 3,815 crore (Rs 3,082 crore fund-based and Rs 733 crore non-fund-based), an alarming Rs 3,735 crore is in default — roughly 98% of its entire bank loan book. There is no default on unlisted debt securities (NCDs/NCRPS) as those are nil. The company's total financial indebtedness stands at Rs 4,247 crore. This filing is a regulatory disclosure under SEBI's circular requiring listed companies to report such defaults.
This is an extremely serious red flag for shareholders — nearly the entire bank loan portfolio is in default, signalling deep financial distress, likely NPA classification, and possible insolvency risk. Expect sharp negative pressure on the stock, potential rating downgrades, and lender-led recovery actions ahead.