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Antony Waste issues ₹50 cr guarantee for subsidiary credit line

The guarantee to Oxyzo Financial Services adds a fresh contingent liability worth 3.62% of market cap for the micro-cap waste handler.

2 earlier stories on Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd.
Mkt cap₹1,357 cr
P/E17.98×
ROE12.95%
Debt / eq.0.72
Div yld0.10%
₹50 cr Corporate guarantee to Oxyzo Financial Services for subsidiary credit facility

What's new

  • Antony Waste issued ₹50 cr corporate guarantee to Oxyzo Financial Services on behalf of subsidiary Antony Lara Enviro Solutions.
  • The guarantee is 3.62% of market cap, crossing the 1.5% materiality threshold for micro-cap companies.
  • It is a fresh contingent liability; the lender and subsidiary differ from prior guarantees.

Why this matters

For a micro-cap with ₹1,357 cr market cap and 0.72 debt/equity, a ₹50 cr contingent exposure is material. It could tighten the parent's debt capacity and raise risk perception, especially after FY26 profit slipped 9% to ₹91.75 cr.

What we're watching

  • Whether the subsidiary draws down the credit facility soon.
  • Any change in the parent's debt-to-equity ratio in the next quarter.
  • If further guarantees for other subsidiaries follow.

The full read

Antony Waste Handling Cell has taken on a fresh contingent liability of ₹50 crore — a corporate guarantee to Oxyzo Financial Services on behalf of its material subsidiary Antony Lara Enviro Solutions. At 3.62% of market cap, the guarantee is material for a micro-cap that already carries 0.72 debt-to-equity. The company says the lender and subsidiary differ from past guarantees; this is a new exposure. The guarantee does not hit the P&L today. If the subsidiary's credit line defaults, the parent must step in. For a company whose profit dropped 9% in FY26 to ₹91.75 crore, this adds to the risk stack. The open question: how much headroom remains in the parent's balance sheet for further guarantees or capex.

Questions answered

What does this guarantee mean for Antony Waste's financial health?
It adds a ₹50 cr contingent liability that could become actual if the subsidiary defaults. For a company with ₹92 cr net profit and 0.72 debt/equity, this is a material risk that may increase borrowing costs or limit further debt.
Why is the guarantee considered material?
The analyst rationale notes that 3.62% of market cap exceeds the 1.5% materiality threshold for micro-cap companies, meaning it is significant enough to affect investor decisions.
Has Antony Waste issued similar guarantees before?
Yes, but this guarantee involves a different lender (Oxyzo Financial Services) and a different subsidiary (Antony Lara Enviro Solutions) than prior ones, making it a new exposure.
Does this guarantee immediately impact Antony Waste's profit or cash?
No, it is a contingent liability recorded off the balance sheet. It only becomes actual if the subsidiary cannot repay Oxyzo Financial Services.
Mentioned: Oxyzo Financial Services · Antony Lara Enviro Solutions
Primary source BSE · NSE · Tijori

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Company snapshot

Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd.

Recycling
₹1,280 cr
P/E 16.96×

Latest quarter · Mar 2026

Sales₹286 cr
Net profit₹37 cr
Op. margin+0.0%
EPS₹11.46

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.72×
Current ratio1.20×
Financials via Tijori — a research aid, not investment advice.AWHCL on Tijori

Story so far

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  1. 23 Jun 2026 · 7:25 PM IST Antony Waste issues ₹50 cr guarantee for subsidiary credit line
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  3. 25d ago Antony Waste revenue hits ₹1,053 cr, but profit slips 9% on cost pressure