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Atul Auto Invests ₹18.34 Cr In Auto Finance Unit

AUTO: Atul Auto Ltd. has invested ₹18.34 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, Khushbu Auto Finance, through a rights issue of shares. Following the latest investment, the company’s total investment in Khushbu Auto Finance has increased to approximately ₹96.15 crore. The additional capital infusion strengthens the financial base of the subsidiary and supports its ongoing business activities within the vehicle-financing ecosystem. Khushbu Auto Finance operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Atul Auto, and the latest investment represents a further allocation of capital by the parent company into the financing business. A rights issue is a capital-raising mechanism through which existing shareholders or eligible investors are offered securities in proportion to their existing holdings, subject to the applicable terms and regulatory requirements. The latest ₹18.34 crore investment is therefore part of the company’s broader capital deployment into its subsidiary. The actual utilisation and business impact of the additional funds will depend on the subsidiary’s operating requirements, lending activity, funding needs and future business performance. Market participants may track subsequent company disclosures for updates on Khushbu Auto Finance, capital deployment and developments across Atul Auto’s business operations. This information is shared strictly as a corporate and market update for informational purposes and should not be considered investment advice, research analysis, or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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Atul Auto Invests ₹18.34 Crore in Khushbu Auto Finance

has invested ₹18.34 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, Khushbu Auto Finance Limited (KAFL), through a rights issue. The subsidiary allotted 91.40 lakh equity shares at an issue price of ₹20.07 per share on September 30, 2026. Following this investment, Atul Auto's total investment in KAFL has increased to ₹96.15 crore, while its shareholding remains unchanged at 100%. Khushbu Auto Finance is an RBI-registered Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC), categorised as an Investment and Credit Company (NBFC-ICC). It primarily operates as a captive financing arm, providing financing facilities for Atul Auto's three-wheelers. The funds raised through the rights issue will be utilised by KAFL to redeem redeemable preference shares issued to the promoters and promoter group of Atul Auto in 2021. The company clarified that the transaction does not fall under related-party transactions and has been undertaken at arm's length. KAFL reported revenue of ₹45.83 crore in FY26, compared with ₹44.38 crore in FY25 and ₹36.33 crore in FY24. Its net profit stood at ₹2.94 crore in FY26, with a net worth of ₹140.67 crore as of March 31, 2026. For Atul Auto, the investment supports its captive financing operations, which play an important role in facilitating vehicle purchases through customer financing. Investors may monitor KAFL's loan book growth, asset quality, profitability and financing support to Atul Auto's three-wheeler business. Disclosure: I do not hold any position or financial interest in the mentioned stock.

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Atul Auto: ₹18.34 Cr Investment in Auto Finance Subsidiary

Atul Auto Ltd has invested ₹18.34 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary Khushbu Auto Finance Pvt Ltd through a rights issue. With this investment, the company’s total investment in the subsidiary has reached ₹96.15 crore. Key Details Investment: ₹18.34 crore Subsidiary: Khushbu Auto Finance Pvt Ltd Ownership: Wholly owned subsidiary Investment Route: Rights Issue Total Investment: ₹96.15 crore Sector: Automobiles / Auto Finance Significance: The investment strengthens the capital base of the company's auto-finance subsidiary and supports its financing operations. Fundamental Ratios Revenue: Check latest quarterly results Operating Margin: Check latest reported quarter ROE / ROCE: Check latest annual/TTM figures Debt-to-Equity: Check latest balance sheet Risk Factors Credit and asset-quality risks in auto financing Higher interest rates may affect borrowing costs Vehicle demand and financing demand fluctuations Risk of loan defaults and provisioning requirements Regulatory changes affecting NBFC/auto-finance operations Capital deployment and subsidiary execution risks Disclaimer: This post is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Investors should conduct their own research or consult a SEBI-registered investment professional before making investment decisions.

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Dixon Technologies arm inks IP licence pact

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd’s subsidiary and joint venture, Dixon Electro Appliances Private Ltd (DEAPL), has entered into an intellectual property (IP) licence agreement with Aviat Networks (India) Private Ltd, the company said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday, September 30. Under the agreement, Aviat has granted DEAPL a limited licence to use specified intellectual property, including technical know-how, for the manufacture, use, offer for sale and sale of microwave radios. The agreement is part of Dixon’s broader push to expand its manufacturing footprint and build capabilities in higher-value electronics and telecom products. Commenting on the development, Atul B Lall, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Dixon Technologies, said the collaboration marks a significant milestone in DEAPL’s strategy to expand its manufacturing footprint and strengthens the company’s focus on building domestic capabilities for critical telecom infrastructure. Aviat Networks is a wireless transport solutions provider with more than one million systems sold across 170 countries, according to the company. The agreement comes against the backdrop of increasing investor focus on Dixon’s expansion into components and higher-margin electronics manufacturing. Last week, brokerage firm Nuvama cut its earnings per share (EPS) estimates for Dixon for FY27 by 7%, citing a likely delay in the consolidation of its Vivo joint venture. However, it raised its FY28 EPS estimate by 9% on expectations of a faster scale-up in the components business.

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Engineers India Ltd (EIL) shares surged over 7%

Engineers India Ltd (EIL) shares traded to ₹289.65 on September 21, 2026, hitting a 52‑week high after the company reported record FY26 results and a robust ₹17,000‑crore order book. Net profit jumped 36.9% year‑on‑year to ₹638 crore, and management guided for 10% revenue growth in FY27. 📈 Market Snapshot Stock Movement: Up 7% to ₹289.65 on BSE. YTD Gain: Over 40% in 2026. Market Cap: Around ₹16,000 crore. 52‑Week Range: ₹170 – ₹289.65. Investor Sentiment: Strong buying after record FY26 performance and optimistic FY27 outlook. 💼 FY26 Performance Highlights Metric FY25 FY26 Change Revenue from Operations ₹3,031 crore ₹3,849 crore ↑ 27.1% Net Profit ₹466 crore ₹638 crore ↑ 36.9% Operating Margin 14.76% 16.22% Improved EBITDA Margin 20.60% 21.61% Improved Order Book (FY26‑end) ₹15,109 crore ₹17,000 crore (current) ↑ 12.5% 🔧 Q1 FY27 Snapshot Standalone Revenue: ₹800.9 crore (↓ 6.6% YoY) Consolidated Revenue: ₹819.8 crore (↓ 5.8% YoY) Consolidated Net Profit: ₹157.9 crore (↑ 141% YoY) Segment Profit: Consultancy ₹119.7 crore; Turnkey ₹22.7 crore. Revenue Mix: ~55% Consultancy / 45% EPC (expected to normalize as EPC execution picks up). 🌍 Strategic Outlook FY27 Target: 10% revenue growth; maintain 14–16% operating margin. New Orders Secured (FY27 so far): ₹3,565 crore Domestic ₹2,492 crore International ₹1,073 crore. Diversification Focus: Expanding beyond oil & gas into metals, nuclear energy, infrastructure, data centres, fertilisers, and maritime projects. CMD Atul Gupta: Expects order inflows to accelerate in later quarters as EPC contribution rises. ⚠️ Investor Takeaways Positive Drivers: Record FY26 earnings and margin expansion. Strong ₹17,000‑crore order book ensures visibility. Diversification reduces sectoral risk. Risks: Short‑term revenue softness in Q1 FY27. Dependence on government and oil‑sector projects. Global geopolitical tensions may affect overseas orders.

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Atul Auto Ltd plans to lease its Rajkot plant.

shares trade ex-dividend today (September 11) for a ₹3.00 per share final dividend for FY26, subject to approval at the 38th AGM on September 18, 2026. The company reported August 2026 total sales of 4,012 units, up 32.6% YoY (vs 3,026 units), driven by a 46% surge in ICE three-wheeler sales to 3,386 units, while EV sales eased to 626 units. In Q1 FY27, consolidated net profit fell 56% QoQ to ₹8.04 crore (though up ~70% YoY) on revenue of ~₹218–₹220 crore. Management also plans to shut three-wheeler manufacturing at its Rajkot (Shapar) facility by December 1, 2026, consolidate production at Ahmedabad, and lease the 13-acre Rajkot site to cut costs and generate rental income. The stock was quoted around ₹525–₹535 recently, with a market cap near ₹1,240–₹1,260 crore.

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