NEW DELHI | MUMBAI: The GMR Group’s promoter holding company is seeking to restructure a portion of its Rs 4,000-crore debt liability as the Bengaluru-based infrastructure firm seeks flexibility in balance sheet to meet future capital requirements of its businesses.
More than a dozen lenders — including US private equity giant KKR’s NBFC arm, Yes Bank, Srei Infrastructure, HDFC, L&T and Piramal Group — have either given loan or subscribed to non-convertible debentures (NCD) of the parent. Lenders hold GMR Infra shares as collateral in some cases.