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EFC (I) Limited has converted an existing unsecured loan of Rs. 15 crore given to its wholly-owned subsidiary EFC Limited into 150 Compulsorily Convertible Debentures (CCDs) of face value Rs. 10 lakh each, at par. The CCDs carry a very low coupon of 0.001% and have been subscribed by the parent company itself. EFC Limited operates in the managed office and co-working space business, with turnover rising sharply from Rs. 119 crore in FY23 to Rs. 227 crore in FY24 and Rs. 353 crore in FY25. The transaction is at arm's length and is essentially an internal restructuring between the listed company and its subsidiary.
This is an internal balance sheet restructuring with no cash outflow or new external investor involvement, so it is largely neutral for shareholders. It strengthens the subsidiary's equity base by converting debt into compulsorily convertible instruments, which may support future funding flexibility.