MAGNUMNSEMAGNUM VENTURES LTD.· Paper And Paper ProductsMediumNeutral
Announced Mon, 26 Oct, 2026 · 18:48 IST

Magnum Ventures signs Rs 60 crore Tata Capital term loan

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AI summary

Magnum Ventures signed a Rs 60 crore term loan agreement with Tata Capital, sanctioned on 29 August 2026. Proceeds are earmarked for repaying up to Rs 20 crore of unsecured loans, Rs 10 crore of Tata Capital debt, Rs 25 crore for hotel upgrades and Rs 5 crore for general use. Interest starts at 12% floating and repayment runs over 135 months. Funds need approvals, security to be finalised and an equal-ranking letter from Tata Capital.

Likely market impact

The loan aids hotel upgrades and debt repayment, but increases leverage and pledges hotel assets and promoter shares, creating collateral risk.