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Techno Electric & Engineering has submitted the Monitoring Agency Report from CARE Ratings Limited for the quarter ended March 31, 2025, covering the use of proceeds from its Rs. 1,250 crore Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) conducted in July 2024. Of the net deployment of Rs. 1,224.93 crore across four objects, Rs. 831.89 crore has been utilized cumulatively, with Rs. 550.37 crore deployed during Q4 FY25 alone. The full Rs. 200 crore (Techno AMI Solutions) and Rs. 350 crore (Techno Infra Developers, Chennai data center) allocations were completed in March 2025, along with the Rs. 274.93 crore general corporate purposes spend. However, only Rs. 6.96 crore out of the Rs. 400 crore earmarked for NERES XVI and NERGS-I subsidiaries (TBCB power transmission projects) has been used, with Rs. 393.04 crore still pending. This allocation has been delayed from FY25 to FY26, partly because the land acquisition license in the North-Eastern States is still under process. The unutilized Rs. 393.04 crore is parked in ultra-short duration mutual funds earning about 5.25% return, with a current market value of Rs. 413.65 crore.
The report confirms no deviation from stated objects, which is a positive compliance signal. However, the substantial delay in deploying the Rs. 400 crore for TBCB power transmission projects — driven partly by pending land approvals in the North-East — is a minor concern, though the funds are still earning returns. Shareholders should watch for updates on the North-East land acquisition, as faster deployment into these high-growth power transmission projects would be value-accretive.