Key Highlights
- KPIT Technologies Board approved unsecured loans from HSBC and SMBC.
- Its UK subsidiary will raise up to €20 million from HSBC and £20 million from SMBC.
- Funds to support acquisitions including Caresoft, N-Dream AG, and Helm.ai.
- No corporate guarantee or letter of comfort provided by KPIT India.
- Move aligns with KPIT’s strategy to strengthen mobility software leadership.
KPIT Technologies Limited announced that its Board of Directors, in a meeting held on October 28, 2025, approved availing unsecured loans from overseas lenders to support its ongoing mergers and acquisitions (M&A) strategy.
The board approved raising up to €20 million from HSBC and £20 million from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) through its wholly owned subsidiary, KPIT Technologies (UK) Limited. The company clarified that the loans are unsecured and no corporate guarantee, indemnity, or letter of comfort has been provided by KPIT Technologies Limited (India).
The move supports KPIT’s broader growth plan aimed at enhancing its technological leadership in mobility software, accelerating innovation, and delivering greater value to global clients.
In 2025, KPIT completed several major deals, including the acquisition of Caresoft Engineering Business for up to US$157 million, an increased stake in N-Dream AG to 88.9% for €16.35 million, and a US$10 million investment in Helm.ai, strengthening its focus on Software-Defined Vehicles (SDV).
The company stated that the funding plan will be a mix of internal accruals and external borrowings. KPIT expects to repay the loan ahead of schedule, supported by strong cash flows and synergies from its recent acquisitions.
KPIT added that the initiative aligns with its vision of “Reimagining Mobility” by creating a cleaner, safer, and smarter world.