Max Estates Issues ₹100 Crore Corporate Guarantee, Raises Total Exposure To ₹350 Crore
Max Estates Limited has expanded its financial backing for subsidiary Max Square Limited by issuing an additional Rs 100 crore corporate guarantee on April 27, 2026. This takes its total guarantee commitment to Rs 350 crore. The guarantee supports existing loans from ICICI Bank and Yes Bank, aimed at funding a commercial real estate project in Noida.

Max Estates Limited has expanded its financial backing for subsidiary Max Square Limited by issuing an additional Rs 100 crore corporate guarantee on April 27, 2026. |
New Delhi: Max Estates has stepped up support for its subsidiary with a fresh guarantee, reinforcing confidence in an ongoing commercial real estate project.
Expands Guarantee Commitment
Max Estates Limited has issued an additional corporate guarantee of Rs 100 crore on April 27, 2026. This builds on an earlier Rs 250 crore guarantee, taking the total obligation to Rs 350 crore. The move reflects continued financial backing for its subsidiary’s borrowing requirements and signals a commitment to project completion timelines.
ALSO READ
Supports Project Financing
The guarantee is tied to loans taken by Max Square Limited from ICICI Bank Limited and Yes Bank Limited, with sanctioned limits of Rs 292 crore each. These funds are being used to cover the balance of construction and development costs of a commercial project in Sector 129, Noida. The additional guarantee was required under lender conditions to secure the financing.
Structured As Arm Length
Since Max Square Limited is a subsidiary, the transaction qualifies as a related party arrangement. The company stated it has been executed on an arm’s length basis. The guarantee acts as security for lenders and will remain valid until the subsidiary fully repays its obligations, ensuring compliance with agreed financing terms.
ALSO READ
Limited Financial Impact
Max Estates noted that the guarantee is a contingent liability and does not impact its consolidated debt position. This means the financial exposure will only materialize if the subsidiary fails to meet its repayment obligations, helping the company manage risk while supporting growth. The additional guarantee highlights Max Estates’ strategic focus on advancing its commercial real estate portfolio while maintaining financial discipline through structured and transparent commitments.
Disclaimer: This article is based solely on the contents of the company’s stock exchange filing and does not include external analysis or independent verification.
RECENT STORIES
-
Why Is 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam' Song 'Nimbooda' In Odisha's Class 5 English Textbooks? Students... -
Uddhav Thackeray Faces Major Setback As Shiv Sena UBT MLC Sachin Ahir Joins Shinde Sena; Files... -
Ketan Agarwal Murder Case: Lawyer Seeks ₹10 Crore Damages From Sahil Goyal Over Defamation Claims... -
ARSS Infrastructure Projects Wins ₹51.60 Crore Contract, Expands Railway Infra Order Book With... -
Jaipur RUHS Paramedical Exam 2026: Students Throw Chairs & Papers In Protest; Police Probe Alleged...
