What’s new

• Super Iron Foundry availed ₹20.71 cr in working capital loans under ECLGS 5.0.
• Loans split: ₹9.71 cr from UCO Bank and ₹11 cr from Bank of India.
• Both loans are secured, repayable over 60 months, and backed by land in Burdwan.

Why it matters

For a nano-cap with a market cap of ₹106 cr, a new debt of ₹20.71 cr is material. It adds significant financial obligations and will test the company's cash flows.

What we’re watching

• How the company utilizes the working capital and its impact on revenue growth.
• Quarterly interest coverage to gauge the ability to service debt.
• Any further debt moves that could strain the balance sheet.

The full read

Super Iron Foundry has secured ₹20.71 crore in working capital term loans under the government’s ECLGS 5.0 scheme, split as ₹9.71 crore from UCO Bank and ₹11 crore from Bank of India. Both loans are repayable over 60 months and secured against the company's land in Burdwan. For a nano-cap with a market cap of ₹106 crore, this debt is outsized: roughly 20.5% of equity value. That is a big bet. The company's debt/equity ratio currently stands at 0.56; the new borrowings will materially increase financial obligations. Servicing this debt will test cash flows. The government guarantee eases lender risk, but the borrower now carries substantially more debt. What matters now is whether this capital translates into proportionally higher revenue or strains profitability.

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