KPIT Technologies Limited, in its board meeting held on October 28, 2025, approved plans to raise up to Euro 20 million from HSBC and GBP 20 million from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) through its wholly owned subsidiary, KPIT Technologies (UK) Limited.

The loans will be unsecured, and KPIT India will not provide any corporate guarantee, indemnity, or letter of comfort for the borrowing. The company stated that the funds will be used to execute its ongoing M&A strategy, which focuses on strengthening technology leadership in the mobility and software-defined vehicle (SDV) ecosystem.

As part of this strategic plan, KPIT has made multiple acquisitions and investments during the year:

  • Acquired Caresoft Engineering Business for up to $157 million.
  • Increased stake in N-Dream AG to 88.9% for €16.35 million.
  • Invested $10 million in Helm.ai, an SDV-focused company.

KPIT said the borrowing will be repaid earlier than the permitted term due to robust cash flows and enhanced growth opportunities from these synergies.

“We are confident that this strategy, supported by the proposed funding, shall accelerate our vision of reimagining mobility for a cleaner, safer, and smarter world,” the company said in its filing.

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TOPICS: KPIT Technologies