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Continental Commercial Bank · Corporate and Commercial Credit · CAM template v4.2
Credit Appraisal Memorandum — Northwind Manufacturing Ltd
CAM-2026-0418 · Cash Credit enhancement to INR 18.50 cr and LC/BG INR 6.75 cr · Pune Corporate Branch · prepared by Elena Rossi
1. Borrower and Group Profile
Northwind Manufacturing Ltd is a public limited company incorporated on 14 August 2009 under, with its registered office and principal manufacturing unit at Chakan MIDC Phase II, Pune district, and a second unit at Bhosari. The company is registered for GST under and holds LEI 894500XYZ7NORTHWIND12, valid to 31 March 2027. It manufactures precision machined components and sub-assemblies for tier-1 automotive and off-highway equipment makers.
- Constitution
- Public limited, incorporated 14 August 2009
- Industry
- Precision machined components, tier-1 automotive supply
- Group
- Northwind Logistics Ltd (transport, related party)
- Banking since
- March 2017, Pune Corporate Branch
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2. Facility Requested and Purpose
The borrower has requested an enhancement of the existing Cash Credit limit from INR 12.20 cr to INR 18.50 cr, together with a non-fund LC/BG line of INR 6.75 cr, taking total proposed exposure to INR 25.25 cr. The existing limit was last sanctioned on 30 August 2025 and is due for annual review on 31 August 2026.
- Existing
- CC INR 12.20 cr, sanctioned 30 August 2025
- Proposed
- CC INR 18.50 cr + LC/BG INR 6.75 cr
- Total exposure
- INR 25.25 cr
- Security
- First pari passu on current assets, collateral INR 11.40 cr
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3. Banking Conduct
Conduct of the Cash Credit account with this bank has been satisfactory. Average utilisation of the INR 12.20 cr limit over the last twelve months is 91.4%, with 27 days above 95% and no continuous overdrawing beyond three days. Interest and charges have been serviced on the due date in every month, and no cheque return has been recorded in the assessed window.
- Average CC utilisation
- 91.4% over twelve months
- Bureau rank
- CIBIL CMR-4, no overdues in 24 months
- Cheque returns
- Nil in the assessed window
- Other lenders
- Horizon Bank charge satisfied 18 February 2025
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4. Financial Analysis and Ratios
Turnover has grown from INR 96.42 cr in FY2023 to INR 118.74 cr in FY2024 and INR 142.31 cr in FY2025, a three-year CAGR of 21.5%. EBITDA has grown in absolute terms to INR 15.58 cr but the margin has compressed from 11.6% to 10.9% as material costs and freight have risen faster than realisations. Profit after tax is INR 6.94 cr, a net margin of 4.9%.
- Turnover FY2025
- INR 142.31 cr, up 19.8%
- EBITDA FY2025
- INR 15.58 cr, margin 10.9%
- TNW / Total debt
- INR 33.08 cr / INR 37.05 cr
- Current ratio
- 1.28x against a 1.20x floor
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5. GST and Bureau Findings
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6. Cross-Verification Results
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7. Risk Assessment and Rating
On the financial score alone the model places the borrower at CCB-3: growth is strong, leverage and coverage are inside policy, and the conduct record is clean. The evidence-quality overlay in the rating model applies a one-notch downgrade where a serious cross-verification finding is open or accepted, which produces a first-cut rating of CCB-4 (watch).
- First-cut rating
- CCB-4 (watch), one notch below the financial score
- Weighs against
- Turnover discrepancy and undisclosed obligation
- Weighs for
- 21.5% CAGR, clean conduct, collateral cover
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8. Recommendation
Recommended for sanction of the Cash Credit enhancement at a reduced limit of INR 15.80 cr rather than the INR 18.50 cr requested, together with the LC/BG line of INR 6.75 cr, pending the borrower's reconciliation of declared turnover. The reduced limit is the drawing power supported by independently evidenced turnover; the balance of INR 2.70 cr may be released on the committee's satisfaction with the reconciliation.
- Recommended limit
- CC INR 15.80 cr + LC/BG INR 6.75 cr
- Against requested
- CC INR 18.50 cr, reduced by INR 2.70 cr
- Conditions
- Five, including turnover reconciliation in 30 days
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Annexure A — Financial spread · Annexure B — Cross-verification evidence · Annexure C — Charge and security schedule
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