III.

Date of sanction

IV. Present outstanding

(In the case of derivatives contracts,

negative MTM i.e which is not due for
settlement may be indicated)

V. Overdues position, if any

(In the case of derivatives contracts,

the negative MTM i.e. amount
payable to the bank under the contract
but not yet paid may be indicated)
 VI. Repayment terms

(for demand loans, term loans,

corporate loans, project - wise finance)

VII. Security offered

(complete details of security both

primary and collateral including
specific cash flows assigned to project
wise finance / loan raised & personal /
corporate guarantee, to be furnished)

VIII. Requests for facilities which

are under process
[The information to be given for domestic and overseas borrowings from
commercial banks, Financial Institutions and NBFCs]

A. Miscellaneous Details

(Rs. in crore)

I. CPs raised during the year and current outstanding NIL

II. Details of financing outside banking system e.g. L/C NIL

Bills discounting
III Amount of un-hedged foreign currency exposures( NIL
please give currency-wise position in
the format given below)
(i) Short term exposures (less than one year) NIL

(a) Long positions NIL

(b) Short positions NIL

(c ) Net Short term Exposure (a-b) NIL

(ii) Long term exposures ( one year and beyond) NIL

(a) Long positions NIL

(b) Short positions NIL

(c) Net Long term exposure a-b) NIL

(iii) Overall Net Position (i-ii) for each currency NIL

(iv) Overall Net Position across all currencies NIL

III. Main and allied activities with locations NIL

IV. Territory of sales and market share NIL

V. Details of financial aspects incl. DSCR Projections NIL

wherever applicable as per requirement of bank -
Imp. Financial covenants, if
any, agreed to / accepted with other lenders.
VI. CID A/Cs, within / outside financing Banks, being NIL
operated, if any
VII. Demands by statutory authorities / current status NIL
thereof
VIII. Pending litigations NIL

IX. A declaration authorizing the bank to share NIL

information with other financing banks
 Annex - II

Revised Format under Multiple Banking Arrangement

Credit Information Exchange

Part – I

Bio Data of the Company

I. Borrowing party's name and address Aditya Motocorp Private Limited

II. Constitution Private Limited

III. Names of Directors 1. Mr. Dharamhari Prasad Narain

Singh
2. Mr. Ahibhushan Prasad Narain
Singh
3. Mr. Brajbhushan Prasad Narayan
Singh
IV. Business activity
* Main Retail

* Allied Service ..

V. Names of other financing Banks As per Annexure A

VI. Net worth of Directors Rs. 100 Crores Approx.

VII. Group affiliation, if any

VIII Date on associate concerns, if
. banking with the same bank
IX. Changes in shareholding and NO
management from the previous
report, if any
Part - II

Major credit quality indicators

I. IRAC Classification

II. Internal Credit rating with

narration
III. External Credit rating, if any IAR – iSME 4

IV. Latest available Annual Report of As on 31.03.2023

the borrower
 Part – III
Exposure Details other than Derivatives

(Rs. in crore)

I. Type of credit facilities, e.g. working capital Refer Annexure A

loan / demand loan / term loan / short term
loan / foreign currency loan, corporate loan
/ line of credit / Channel financing, contingent
facilities like LC, BG & DPG (I &
F) etc. Also, state L/C bills discounting /
project wise finance availed).
II. Purpose of loan

III. Date of loan facilities (including temporary

facilities)
IV. Amount sanctioned (facility wise)
V. Balance outstanding (facility wise)
VI. Repayment terms
VII. Security offered
* Primary
* Collateral
* Personal / Corporate Guarantees
* Extent of control over cash flow

VIII Defaults in term commitments / lease

. rentals / others
IX. Any other special information like court cases,
statutory dues, major defaults, adverse internal /
external audit
observations
 Part - IV

Exposure Details – Derivatives Transactions

(Rs. in crore)

Sr. Nature of the Notional Weighted - Amount Amount Notional Major

No. derivatives Amount average of of Amount of reasons for
Transactions of maturity of positive contracts outstanding restructuring
contracts contracts MTM classified contracts ( in brief)
for the as NPA which have
bank been
(Not restructured
due for
settlem
ent)
A. Plain Vanilla NA NA NA NA NA NA
Contracts
1. Forex Forward NA NA NA NA NA NA
contracts
2. Interest rate NA NA NA NA NA NA
Swaps
3. Foreign NA NA NA NA NA NA
Currency
Options
4. Any other NA NA NA NA NA NA
contracts
(Please
specify)
B. Complex NA NA NA NA NA NA
derivatives
including
various types
of option
combinations
designed as
cost
reduction/zero
cost
structures
1. Contracts NA NA NA NA NA NA
involving only
interest rate
derivatives.
2. Other NA NA NA NA NA NA
contracts
including
those
involving
foreign
currency
derivatives
3. Any other NA NA NA NA NA NA
contracts
(Please
specify)

Part – V
Un-hedged foreign currency exposures of the borrower with currency-wise details

(Rs. in crore)

I Short term exposures (less NIL

than one year)
(a) Long positions NIL

(b) Short positions NIL

(c ) Net short- term exposure (a-b) NIL

II Long term exposures ( one NIL

year and beyond)
(a) Long positions NIL

(b) Short positions NIL

(c) Net long-term exposure (a-b) NIL

III Overall Net Position (I –II) for each NIL

currency ( Please give Overall Net
Position in this format for each currency)

IV Overall Net Position across NIL

all currencies

Part – VI
Experience with the borrower

I. Conduct of funded facilities (based on cash

management / tendency to overdraw)
II. Conduct of contingent facilities (based on
payment history)
III. Compliance with financial covenants
IV. Company's internal systems & procedures

V. Quality of management
VI. Overall Assessment
(The above to be rated as good, satisfactory or below par only)
(*) Broad guidelines for incorporating comments under this head is furnished in the next page
 Broad Guidelines for Incorporating Comments under Part - VI
(Experience) of the Credit Information Report

Good Satisfactory Below Par

I. Conduct of funded facilities

* Over-drawings (No. of times) Upto 4 times 5 to 6 times Above 6 times
* Average period of adjustment Within 1 Within 2 Beyond 2
month months months
* Extent of overdrawings (% of Upto 10% 10 to 20% Above 20%
limit)
II. Conduct of contingent facilities (Other than Derivatives)
* No. of Defaults Upto 2 times 3 to 4 times Above 4 times
* Average period of adjustment Within 1 week Within 2 Beyond 2
weeks weeks

III Conduct of Derivatives Transactions

* No. of contracts where the <25% of total 25-50% of > 50% of total
positive MTM value due to the number of total number number of
bank remained overdue for contracts of contracts contracts
more than 30 days
* No. of contracts where the positive <1% of total 1-5% of total > 5% of total
MTM value due to the bank number of number of number of
remained overdue for more than 90 contracts contracts contracts
days and the account had to be
classified as NPA ( but later on
regularized and is not NPA as on
the date of exchange of
information)

Note: All cases where any of the

contracts has been classified as
NPA and continues to be NPA as
on the date of the exchange
of information should be shown as
Below Par)
* No. of contracts restructured during <25% of total 25-50% of > 50% of total
the relevant period number of total number number of
contracts of contracts contracts
IV. Compliance with financial covenants
* Stock statement / Financial data Timely Delay upto 15 Delay over 15
days days
* Creation of charge Prompt Delay over 2
Delay upto 2
months
months
V. Company's internal systems and procedures
* Inventory Management Adequate Adequate Adequate
systems are systems are systems are
in place in place but not in place
not adhered
* Receivables Management - do - - do - - do -
* Resource Allocation - do - - do - - do -
* Control over Information - do - - do - - do -
VI. Quality of management
* Integrity Reliable Nothing Cannot be
adverse categorized in
previous
columns
* Have -do-
Expertise Competence / Professional
necessary
Commitments & visionary
experience
* Tract Record Timely Executions / -do-
 Annex - III

Part - I

Diligence Report

To,

The Manager,
YES BANK LTD

I / We have examined the registers, records, books and papers of Aditya MotoCorp Private Limited
(the Company) as required to be maintained under the Companies Act, 1956 (the Act) and the rules made
thereunder, the provisions of various statutes, wherever applicable, the provisions contained in the
Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Company as well as the provisions contained in the
Listing Agreement/s, if any, entered into by the Company with the recognized stock exchange/s, as may
be applicable for the half year ended on 30-09-2023 . In my / our opinion and to the best of my / our
information and according to the examination carried out by me / us and explanations furnished to me / us
by the Company, its officers and agents. I / We report that in respect of the aforesaid period :

1. (a) The management of the Company is carried out by the Board of Directors comprising the
following persons :

(b) During the period under review the following changes took place :

2. (a) The shareholding pattern of the company is as under :

(b) During the period under review the following changes took place:

3. The company has altered the following provisions of

(i) the Memorandum of Association during the period under review and has complied with the
provisions of the Act.

(ii) the following Articles of Association during the period under review and has complied with
the provisions of the Act.

4. The company has during the period under review, entered into the following transactions with
business entities in which directors are interested.

5. The company has during the period under review, advanced loans, given guarantees and provided
securities amounting to Rs. to its directors and / or persons or firms or
companies in which directors are interested.

6. The Company has during the period under review, made loans and investments; or given
guarantees or provided securities to other business entities as under :

7. The amount borrowed by the Company from directors, members, public, financial institutions,
banks and others during the period under review is / are within the borrowing limits of the Company.
The break-up of the company's borrowings is as under:

8. The Company has during the period under review, not defaulted in the repayment of any public
deposits or unsecured loans and the Company or its Directors are not under the Defaulter's list of
Reserve Bank of India or in the Specific Approval List of ECGC.

9. The Company has during the period under review, created, modified or satisfied charges on the
assets of the company as under :

10. The Forex Exposure and Overseas Borrowings of the company are as under"

11. The Company has issued, offered and allotted all the securities to the persons entitled thereto
and has also issued letters, coupons, warrants and certificates thereof to the concerned persons and also
redeemed its preference shares / debentures and bought back its shares (wherever applicable) in
compliance with the specified procedures and within the stipulated time.

12. The Company has insured all its assets including the secured assets.

13. The Company has complied with the terms and conditions, set forth by the lending institution at
the time of availing the facility and also during the currency of the loan and has utilized the funds for
the purposes for which these were borrowed.

14. The Company has declared and paid dividends to its shareholders as per the provisions of the
Companies Act, 1956.

15. The Company has paid all its statutory dues and that there are no arrears.

16. The Company has complied with the provisions stipulated in Section 372 A of the Companies
Act in respect of its Inter Corporate loans and Investments.

17. The Company has complied with the applicable and mandatory Accounting Standards issued by
the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.

18. The Company has credited and paid to the Investor Education and Protection Fund all the unpaid
dividends and other amounts required to be so credited.

19. A list of prosecutions initiated against or show cause notices received by the Company for
alleged offences under the Act and also the fines and penalties or any other punishment imposed on the
Company in such cases is attached.
 20. The Company has complied with the various clauses of the Listing Agreement, if applicable.

21. The Company has deposited both Employees' and Employer's contribution to Provident Fund
with the prescribed authorities.

Note : The qualification, reservation or adverse remarks, if any, may be stated at the relevant place(s).
Place : Signature :

Date : Name of Company Secretary :

C.P. No.:

Part - II

Certification of Borrowal Companies by Chartered Accountants / Company Secretaries

i. Terms of reference for stock audit are to be spelt out clearly by the Banks, so that the Chartered
Accountants can give focused attention to such areas.

ii. End-use verification of funds lent, if certified by Statutory Auditors, will be a good comfort to the
Banks.

iii. As Banks quite often deal with unlisted companies, disclosure requirements for such companies
above a specific turnover may be made akin to those for listed companies, viz. consolidated balance sheet,
segmental reporting etc. Information on large shareholding also will be useful.

iv. Further, the following additional certification either from Chartered Accountant or Company
Secretary may also be thought of :-

(a) Company Directors not figuring in defaulters list (RBI / ECGC) / willful defaulters list etc.)

(b) Details of litigation above a specified cut off limit.

(c) A specific certificate, probably from the Company Secretary, regarding compliance with Sec.
372 (a) of the Companies Act.

(d) Details of creation / modification / satisfaction of charges on the assets of the company, position
regarding insurance, show cause notices received, finds and penalties awarded.

v. As regards rotation of Auditors, for the sake of operational convenience, it is suggested they may be
changed once every 5 years instead of every 3 years.

vi. In order to avoid concentration, group companies may have different Statutory / Internal Auditors in
case group turnover exceeds Rs.100 crores.