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Symphony Limited has invested an additional AUD 25 million (about ₹165 crores) into its wholly owned Australian subsidiary Climate Holdings Pty Limited (CHPL) by subscribing to ordinary shares. The funds, drawn entirely from the company's surplus treasury, will be used to fully prepay CHPL's outstanding acquisition loan of AUD 20 million (~₹132 crores) and partially prepay AUD 5 million (~₹33 crores) of working capital borrowings at its operating subsidiary Climate Technologies Pty Ltd (CTPL). After this infusion, CHPL will become completely long-term debt-free, and CTPL's working capital borrowings will come down to roughly AUD 14 million (~₹92 crores). The company clarified this is a treasury-optimization exercise, redeploying cash where borrowing costs in Australia now exceed domestic treasury yields. The Board had earlier in January 2026 rolled back a proposed divestment of the Australian operations, and this capital infusion is part of cleaning up the residual debt of those subsidiaries.
This strengthens the balance sheets of Symphony's Australian operations by wiping out long-term acquisition debt and trimming working capital borrowings, while deploying around ₹165 crores of treasury cash into the subsidiary. For shareholders, it signals renewed management commitment to the Australian business after the divestment was shelved, though it ties up surplus cash that could otherwise have returned to investors through dividends or buybacks.