Clarification on duplicate intimation for Federal Bank credit facility; earlier update to be treated as valid

CMR Green Technologies has told the exchanges that its 08th October 2026 intimation about a credit facility availed from Federal Bank Limited was shared twice inadvertently.

Fri 9 Oct 2026

Valid intimation date

18th September 2026

Duplicate intimation date

08th October 2026

Lender

Federal Bank Limited

What the company has said

• The company had already submitted an intimation dated 18th September 2026 in respect of a credit facility availed from Federal Bank Limited.
• A later intimation dated 08th October 2026 related to the same credit facility, with the same amount and the same terms and conditions.
• The company states that this later intimation was shared inadvertently, meaning the disclosure was shared twice.

What the company has asked for

• Treat the intimation dated 08th October 2026 as a duplicate update.
• Consider the intimation dated 18th September 2026 as the valid intimation for this credit facility.
• Disregard the subsequent intimation dated 08th October 2026.

How a retail investor can read this

This is a clarification about the record of a disclosure that was shared twice, rather than news of a fresh event. The credit facility itself, with the same amount and terms and conditions, was disclosed earlier through the 18th September 2026 intimation, and the company says both intimations carry the same amount and terms.

The letter is signed by Srishti Saxena, Company Secretary & Compliance Officer. The end result is that the earlier intimation stands as the valid one, and the later one is to be set aside as a duplicate.

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