India Home Loans Restructures ₹17.55 Crore Outstanding Dues with IDFC FIRST Bank
India Home Loans executed a debt restructuring agreement with IDFC FIRST Bank on June 30, 2026, covering outstanding dues of ₹17,55,38,570 — comprising principal of ₹14,64,83,129 and accrued interest of ₹2,90,55,441 — to be repaid over 84 equal monthly instalments at 12% per annum, with a provision to reduce the rate to 11% upon timely payment of the first 12 instalments. The agreement includes covenant obligations such as routing cash flows through IDFC FIRST Bank accounts, creating exclusive charge over eligible book debts, and furnishing a personal guarantee from Mr. Mahesh Pujara.

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India Home Loans executed a restructuring agreement with IDFC FIRST Bank on June 30, 2026, to realign its debt servicing obligations with projected cash flows and strengthen its liquidity position. The agreement covers the company's existing subordinated unsecured term loan facility, revising the repayment schedule, tenure, and interest rate.
The restructuring addresses outstanding dues totaling ₹17,55,38,570, comprising a principal amount of ₹14,64,83,129 and accrued interest of ₹2,90,55,441. Under the new terms, the restructured amount will be repaid over 84 equal monthly instalments, inclusive of interest, as per the amortisation schedule specified in the agreement.
Key Terms of the Restructuring
The following table outlines the principal terms agreed upon under the restructuring arrangement:
| Particulars: | Details |
|---|---|
| Outstanding Dues | ₹17,55,38,570 |
| Principal Amount | ₹14,64,83,129 |
| Accrued Interest | ₹2,90,55,441 |
| Repayment Tenure | 84 equal monthly instalments |
| Interest Rate | 12% per annum |
| Reduced Interest Rate | 11% per annum (on timely payment of first 12 instalments) |
| Penal Interest | 2% per annum on overdue amounts |
Interest on the restructured amount will accrue at 12% per annum. However, the agreement includes a provision to reduce the interest rate to 11% per annum if the company pays the first 12 instalments on or before their respective due dates. In the event of any default thereafter, the interest rate will automatically revert to 12% per annum. The agreement also stipulates that penal interest accrued up to the date of restructuring has been waived, while any future delay or default in payment will attract penal interest at 2% per annum on the overdue amount.
Covenant Compliance and Security Obligations
As part of the covenant compliance, India Home Loans has agreed to route cash flows through transaction banking accounts maintained with IDFC FIRST Bank. The company is also required to provide quarterly details of assets held for sale and create an exclusive charge over eligible book debts and current assets to maintain the stipulated security cover. Additionally, a personal guarantee from Mr. Mahesh Pujara has been furnished among other obligations. The transaction does not fall within the ambit of a related party transaction, and there is no change in the shareholding pattern of the entities due to this restructuring.
Historical Stock Returns for India Home Loans
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -0.44% | +2.04% | +4.24% | -12.09% | -8.52% | -35.24% |
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