Standard Capital Markets Begins Redemption Of NCDs
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Standard Capital Markets Begins Redemption Of NCDs

Standard Capital Markets Limited (the Company) has commenced the redemption of its outstanding non-convertible debentures after discussions with the subscriber regarding a proposed revision to the interest rate. The instruments had originally carried an interest rate of 10 per cent per annum as agreed at issuance and the subscriber recently requested an increase to 13 per cent per annum. Following detailed internal evaluation the Company decided not to accept the proposed increase and resolved to proceed with redemption under the agreed terms.

The decision followed a careful review of the Company’s financial strategy, cost of funds and long term business objectives and was taken with a view to maintaining financial prudence and discipline. The redemption is being executed in accordance with the NCD agreement and applicable regulatory provisions and the Company has stated that contractual obligations will be fully honoured. Management considered that the step best serves the aim of optimising the capital structure and managing borrowing costs responsibly.

The Company confirmed that the redemption process has been initiated and that it does not expect any adverse impact on ongoing operations, liquidity position or growth plans. The Company is exploring options to raise capital by way of equity infusion to support future activities and sustain strategic expansion. Standard Capital Markets Limited remains committed to sustaining financial stability while pursuing its business objectives.

The management reiterated its commitment to transparency and regulatory compliance and to maintaining strong relationships with investors and stakeholders. The course of action was described as aligned with the objective of protecting shareholder value and supporting long term growth. The Company will continue to assess funding alternatives and to communicate material developments to stakeholders in a timely manner.

Standard Capital Markets Limited (the Company) has commenced the redemption of its outstanding non-convertible debentures after discussions with the subscriber regarding a proposed revision to the interest rate. The instruments had originally carried an interest rate of 10 per cent per annum as agreed at issuance and the subscriber recently requested an increase to 13 per cent per annum. Following detailed internal evaluation the Company decided not to accept the proposed increase and resolved to proceed with redemption under the agreed terms. The decision followed a careful review of the Company’s financial strategy, cost of funds and long term business objectives and was taken with a view to maintaining financial prudence and discipline. The redemption is being executed in accordance with the NCD agreement and applicable regulatory provisions and the Company has stated that contractual obligations will be fully honoured. Management considered that the step best serves the aim of optimising the capital structure and managing borrowing costs responsibly. The Company confirmed that the redemption process has been initiated and that it does not expect any adverse impact on ongoing operations, liquidity position or growth plans. The Company is exploring options to raise capital by way of equity infusion to support future activities and sustain strategic expansion. Standard Capital Markets Limited remains committed to sustaining financial stability while pursuing its business objectives. The management reiterated its commitment to transparency and regulatory compliance and to maintaining strong relationships with investors and stakeholders. The course of action was described as aligned with the objective of protecting shareholder value and supporting long term growth. The Company will continue to assess funding alternatives and to communicate material developments to stakeholders in a timely manner.

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