[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"updates-archive-2026-01-10-6":3},{"date":4,"filings":5,"has_more":30,"limit":31,"page":32,"total_count":33},"2026-01-10",[6,14,18,22],{"company_name":7,"filing_date":8,"filing_source":9,"headline":10,"id":11,"stock_code":12,"summary_text":13},"Max Estates Ltd","2026-01-10T00:12:18.924000","BSE","Max Estates and NYL Invest Additional ₹134.10 Crore in Subsidiary Through Convertible Debentures","6961605316e886bc28dfa215","MAXESTATES","• NYL subscribed to 6.60 crore Series I 10% coupon unsecured compulsory convertible debentures in MENPL for ₹66 crore\n• Max Estates subscribed to 6.81 crore of the same instruments for ₹68.10 crore\n• This follows earlier investment of ₹450.30 crore in July 2025 through similar instruments\n• The transaction strengthens capital structure of Max Estates Noida Private Limited without immediate equity dilution\n• Convertible nature provides flexibility while supporting growth initiatives in Noida projects",{"company_name":7,"filing_date":8,"filing_source":9,"headline":15,"id":16,"stock_code":12,"summary_text":17},"Max Estates and NYL Invest Additional ₹134.10 Crores in Subsidiary Through Convertible Debentures","696160625ad385d4b081f102","• NYL (New York Life Insurance Company) subscribed to 6.60 crore Series I 10% unsecured compulsory convertible debentures in MENPL for ₹66 crores\n• Max Estates Limited (MEL) subscribed to 6.81 crore of the same instruments for ₹68.10 crores\n• This follows earlier investment of ₹450.30 crores in July 2025 through similar instruments\n• The transaction continues the strategic partnership established through a binding MOU dated March 27, 2025\n• The convertible nature of the debentures will eventually impact equity structure when converted",{"company_name":7,"filing_date":8,"filing_source":9,"headline":19,"id":20,"stock_code":12,"summary_text":21},"Max Estates and NYL Inject Additional ₹134.10 Crore in Max Estates Noida via Convertible Debentures","6961606416e886bc28dfa217","• NYL (New York Life Insurance Company) subscribed to 6.60 million Series I 10% unsecured compulsory convertible debentures in MENPL for ₹66 crore\n• Max Estates Limited subscribed to 6.81 million of the same instruments for ₹68.10 crore\n• This follows earlier investment of ₹450.30 crore in July 2025 through similar instruments\n• The transaction strengthens Max Estates' capital structure without immediate equity dilution\n• Convertible nature provides flexibility while supporting growth initiatives in Noida subsidiary",{"company_name":23,"filing_date":24,"filing_source":25,"headline":26,"id":27,"stock_code":28,"summary_text":29},"Lemon Tree Hotels Limited","2026-01-10T00:02:24.946000","NSE","Lemon Tree Hotels Announces Major Restructuring and Strategic Partnership","696160e58c3f723b00821e59","LEMONTREE","• Lemon Tree Hotels is implementing a comprehensive restructuring scheme involving multiple mergers and a demerger\n• The company will merge six wholly-owned subsidiaries and demerge its hotel assets into Fleur Hotels Limited\n• Post-restructuring, Lemon Tree will operate as a management and brand company while Fleur Hotels will function as the asset platform\n• Coastal Cedar Investments B.V. is acquiring a 41.09% stake in Fleur Hotels from APG Strategic Real Estate Pool N.V.\n• The restructuring aims to simplify group structure, reduce administrative costs, and create two distinct complementary platforms\n• Post-scheme, Lemon Tree will hold 41.03% in Fleur Hotels with the remaining 58.97% held by other shareholders",false,100,6,504]