Satin Creditcare Network is in focus as the company has raised Rs 35 crores via issuance of convertible redeemable preference shares.
“There is a time period of about a year when Capital First will be able to convert it into equity shares and once they convert, they will get about 3 percent of equity capital as of right now,” HP Singh, Founder & MD of Satin Creditcare told CNBC-TV18.
In this strategic tie up, Satin Credit Care will be able to distribute Capital First’s financial products all across through their own network. So Singh believes this is a very significant strategic tie up happening.
“This is not an equity tie-up which you are trying to look at, this is far more a business and a strategic tie-up happening across the products,” said Singh.
Not giving any board seat to Capital First, he said.
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