BAJAJHIND

Debt restructuring plan

1. Debt restructuring plan The company has approved a large debt restructuring plan of around ₹6,100+ crore to reduce its heavy debt burden. A portion of the debt is being converted into equity and preference shares, while some will be restructured through debentures. Promoters are also expected to infuse fresh capital, which may strengthen the balance sheet if implemented successfully. 2. Stock price volatility The stock has seen sharp short-term rallies and corrections, with occasional spikes of around 8–10% in a single trading session due to high trading volumes and speculative buying. 3. Sugar sector sentiment improving Sugar companies including Bajaj Hindusthan have benefited from positive outlook for ethanol blending in India. Higher crude oil prices and ethanol demand improve the economics of sugar mills with distillery capacity. 4. Financial stress still a key concern The company continues to face high debt and weak profitability, which has historically weighed on investor sentiment. Improving cash flows from ethanol and restructuring efforts are being watched closely by the market