Description
BSE announces listing of Rs 300 crore debt securities issued by Hinduja Leyland Finance Limited with 9.25% interest rate and maturity in July 2031.
Summary
BSE has listed new debt securities of Hinduja Leyland Finance Limited issued on private placement basis, effective November 26, 2025. The securities comprise 30,000 units with face value of Rs 1,00,000 each, carrying 9.25% annual interest rate and maturing on July 9, 2031.
Key Points
- Quantity: 30,000 units with market lot of 1
- Face Value: Rs 1,00,000 per unit
- Issue Price: Rs 1,01,165.75 (at premium)
- Total Issue Size: Approximately Rs 303.50 crore
- Interest Rate: 9.25% per annum (paid annually)
- Credit Rating: CARE AA+, CRISIL AA+
- Scrip Code: 977200
- Scrip ID: 925HLFL31
- ISIN: INE146O08399 (further listings under same ISIN)
- Trading: Dematerialized form only
- Tick Size: 1 paise
- No put/call options available
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes introduced. This is a standard listing notification.
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must trade these securities only in dematerialized form under ISIN INE146O08399
- Members should refer to the Placement Memorandum available on BSE website for detailed terms
- For clarifications, trading members can contact BSE debt department at 22728352/8597/8995/5753/8915
Important Dates
- Date of Allotment: November 24, 2025
- Listing Date: November 26, 2025
- First Interest Payment: October 9, 2026
- Subsequent Interest Payments: Annually on October 9 until July 9, 2031
- Maturity Date: July 9, 2031
Impact Assessment
This is a routine debt listing with minimal market impact. The private placement securities are rated AA+ by both CARE and CRISIL, indicating high credit quality. The listing expands the debt segment offerings but does not affect equity markets or trading member operations. Impact is limited to institutional investors participating in debt markets.
Impact Justification
Routine debt listing announcement for private placement securities with no impact on equity markets or regulatory changes