ScoutQuest8 Oct 2026
Vippy Spinpro514302Credit drawdown notice

Cash Credit limit raised from ₹40 crore to ₹70 crore after HDFC Bank approval

Vippy Spinpro has received HDFC Bank approval, via email intimation dated 07.10.2026, to enhance its fund-based working capital Cash Credit facility from ₹40 crore to ₹70 crore.

₹70 crore+75%
Before₹40 croreAfter₹70 crore
Cash Credit facility enhancement: ₹40 crore (Before) and ₹70 crore (After).
Existing Cash Credit Limit
₹40 crore
Enhanced Cash Credit Limit
₹70 crore
Increase in Facility
₹30 crore

What the company told the exchange

Vippy Spinpro Ltd has received approval from HDFC Bank Limited, communicated through an email intimation dated 07.10.2026, for enhancement of its fund-based working capital Cash Credit facility. The limit moves from ₹40 crore to ₹70 crore, an increase of ₹30 crore.

Purpose stated in the update

Status of paperwork

The necessary documentation in connection with the enhancement has been completed by the company.

How a retail investor can read this

A Cash Credit limit is a bank-sanctioned borrowing line a company can draw against for day-to-day operations. A higher limit gives the company more room to fund inventory, receivables and routine expenses. The update links the higher limit to working capital needs and regular operations, and not to any new project, acquisition or expansion.

The numbers at a glance

Points to note

More numbers
  • Cash Credit facility before enhancement₹40 crore
  • Cash Credit facility after enhancement₹70 crore
  • Enhancement in Cash Credit facility₹30 crore
Source: BSE · 8 Oct 2026

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