Max Estates Limited has informed the Exchange about the Board approval for incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary.
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Max Estates' board, meeting on August 8, 2025, approved the incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary in the real estate sector with a modest paid-up capital of Rs. 1 lakh (subscribed fully in cash); the new entity will operate in the same line of business as the parent. Alongside, CARE Ratings submitted Monitoring Agency reports for the Rs. 800 crore QIP raised in Aug–Sep 2024, showing Rs. 658.50 crore (82%) utilized by June 30, 2025, including Rs. 511.98 crore deployed toward land acquisition — Rs. 189.10 crore of which went to subsidiary BPPL for settling NCLT-resolution liabilities of the 'Delhi One' project. For the Rs. 150 crore Preferential Issue of convertible warrants, only Rs. 37.50 crore (25%) has been received so far, and the Monitoring Agency flagged that Max Estates' share price is below the warrant exercise price, raising the risk that investors may not convert. Unutilized QIP proceeds of Rs. 141.50 crore are parked in fixed deposits and liquid mutual funds.
The wholly-owned subsidiary formation is a small administrative step with no material capital outlay, so near-term impact on shareholders is neutral. However, the warrant conversion risk on the Rs. 150 crore preferential issue is a watch item — if investors do not exercise, the company could face a funding shortfall for its stated land acquisition and project plans.