Please find attached the Monitoring Agency Report.
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Max Estates' board approved the incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary in the real estate sector, to be 100% held by the company with a modest Rs. 1 lakh paid-up capital. The board also reviewed CARE Ratings' Monitoring Agency reports for the Rs. 800 crore QIP (done in August 2024) and Rs. 150 crore Preferential Issue of Convertible Warrants. As of June 30, 2025, Rs. 658.50 crore of the QIP had been utilised (Rs. 511.98 crore toward land acquisition, Rs. 126.17 crore for general corporate purposes, Rs. 20.35 crore for issue expenses), with Rs. 141.50 crore parked in bank FDs and mutual funds. For the Preferential Issue, only Rs. 37.50 crore has been received so far against the Rs. 150 crore target. CARE flagged that the company's current share price is below the warrant exercise price, raising the risk that investors may not convert the warrants. QIP land acquisition was slightly delayed — Rs. 328.44 crore deployed vs the Rs. 350 crore target by March 31, 2025.
The new WOS is small in capital terms and unlikely to move the stock, but it gives the company flexibility for project-level structuring. The Preferential Issue concern is more material — if warrants are not exercised, Max Estates will fall short of the planned Rs. 112.50 crore balance, which could affect its land acquisition plans. QIP deployment is broadly on track.