
Bajaj Auto's Subsidiary Repays Euro 480 Million Loans, Terminates Agreements with Two Banks
Bajaj Auto Ltd. has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Bajaj Auto International Holdings BV (BAIH BV), has prepaid outstanding dues of Euro 480 million to two banks, Citigroup Global Markets Asia Ltd. and Standard Chartered Bank. This repayment has resulted in the termination of loan agreements with these banks. BAIH BV had initially availed unsecured loans from four banks, including JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A., DBS Bank Ltd., Citigroup Global Markets Asia Ltd., and Standard Chartered Bank, amounting to Euro 666 million for its investment activities. The loans had a term of one year. BAIH BV has also made part-prepayment of Euro 215 million and Euro 54 million to JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. and DBS Bank Ltd., respectively.
Key Highlights
- Bajaj Auto's subsidiary, Bajaj Auto International Holdings BV, prepaid Euro 480 million loans to two banks
- Loan agreements with Citigroup Global Markets Asia Ltd. and Standard Chartered Bank have been terminated
- Initial loans amounted to Euro 666 million from four banks for investment activities
- Part-prepayment of Euro 215 million and Euro 54 million made to JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. and DBS Bank Ltd.
- Loans had a term of one year