Optiemus Infracom to lend up to ₹50 crore to subsidiary GDN Enterprises

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Blacklitt Research27 October 20262 min read

Optiemus Infracom (NSE: OPTIEMUS) has approved an unsecured loan of up to ₹50 crore to its wholly owned subsidiary GDN Enterprises Private Limited, in one or more tranches over three years, it said in a filing on 27 Oct 2026. The agreement was executed the same day.

Key highlights

Loan amount: up to ₹50 crore, unsecured
Tenure: 3 years
Interest: 8.50% a year or the State Bank of India benchmark rate
Outstanding under existing loan: ₹100 crore

The loan in numbers

Item	Detail
Lender	Optiemus Infracom Limited
Borrower	GDN Enterprises Private Limited, wholly owned subsidiary
Amount	Up to ₹50 crore, in one or more tranches
Tenure	3 years
Interest rate	8.50% per annum or such other rate as per the State Bank of India benchmark
Security	None; the loan is unsecured
Stated purpose	Support business operations and meet working capital requirement
Date of execution	27 Oct 2026
Outstanding under existing loan	₹100 crore as on the date of the filing

Loan terms and purpose

Optiemus Infracom will lend up to ₹50 crore to GDN Enterprises Private Limited, which it holds 100% of, on an unsecured basis. The company says the loan will support GDN's business operations and meet its working capital requirement.

The filing sets the interest at 8.50% a year, or another rate as per the State Bank of India benchmark. It also says the agreement contains no special rights, such as a right to appoint directors or a right to restrict changes in capital structure.

Related party status and existing exposure

The filing says the transaction falls under related party transactions and will be carried out on an arm's length basis. Mr. Ashok Gupta and Mr. Neetesh Gupta are common directors of the company and GDN.

As on the date of the filing, ₹100 crore is outstanding under the existing loan to GDN.

What the loan means for Optiemus Infracom's shareholders

The company is extending financing to a wholly owned subsidiary, and the agreement is described as a related party transaction at arm's length terms. The filing does not say how the new ₹50 crore will be combined with the ₹100 crore already outstanding, whether the existing loan will be repaid, renewed or added to, or which SBI benchmark rate applies.

The filing lists no further dated step. The tranche schedule and drawdown timing are not stated.

Reference: Original filing (PDF)

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