Promoter Extends Existing Pledge of 26,59,52,084 Shares to Secure Additional Debt of SVL Limited

Promoter Janati Bio Power Pvt Ltd has reported an extension of an existing pledge on the company's shares.

Fri 25 Sep 2026

Promoter Holding

28,59,52,084 shares (24.38% of total share capital)

Shares Under Pledge

26,59,52,084 shares (22.67%)

Original Pledge Date

30 September 2025

Extension Date

September 22, 2026

Pledged Share Count Change

No additional shares pledged; remains 28,59,52,084 (24.38%)

What was shared

Janati Bio Power Private Limited, a promoter/PAC of the company, made a disclosure under Regulation 31(1) and 31(2) of SEBI (SAST) Regulations, 2011 on September 24, 2026, reporting a creation event described as an extension of an existing pledge.

The numbers

• Promoter holding in the target company: 28,59,52,084 shares, or 24.38% of total share capital.
• Shares already encumbered before the event: 28,59,52,084 shares (24.38%).
• Shares covered by the event: 26,59,52,084 shares (22.67%).
• Post-event encumbered holding: 28,59,52,084 shares (24.38%) — unchanged.

What changed

The pledge over 26,59,52,084 equity shares, originally created on 30 September 2025 and disclosed to the exchanges on 3 October 2025, is now extended for securing additional debt by SVL Limited, one of the promoter companies, pursuant to an amended and restated debenture trust deed dated September 22, 2026. The update states that there are no additional shares being pledged now, and that the number of encumbered shares pre-event and post-event remains unchanged.

In whose favour

The shares are pledged in favour of Catalyst Trusteeship Limited, acting in its capacity as debenture trustee on behalf of the debenture holders of SVL Limited.

How to read this

A pledge means promoter shares are offered as security for borrowing. Here the borrowing is by a promoter group company, SVL Limited, and not by Orient Green Power itself. The extension widens the debt that the same block of shares secures, without increasing the share count under encumbrance. Investors often track promoter pledge levels because pledged shares can be invoked by the lender if the underlying obligations are not met.

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