It also made a strategic investment in N-Dream AG and increased its stake in the company to 88.9% on October 7, establishing the firm as its step-down subsidiary for a consideration of 16.35 million euros.
KPIT Tech added that in in-line with its focus on software-defined vehicles, it has invested $10 million in Helm.ai on September 9, 2025.
KPIT Tech had reiterated that its overall funding plan will be a mix of internal accruals and external borrowing to execute this merger and acquisition (M&A) strategy. It said it is proactively securing external borrowing to fund these acquisitions, while ensuring a healthy cash balance.Accordingly, the board on Tuesday gave its consent to avail an unsecured loan of up to €20 million from HSBC and up to £20 million from SMBC in its wholly-owned subsidiary KPIT Technologies (UK) Ltd.
It added that the acquisitions will create greater value of its shareholders by driving substantial growth, securing long-term profitability and enhancing the technology leadership of the firm in relevant markets.
KPIT Tech shares were up 0.2% at ₹1,209.5 apiece around 11 am on Tuesday. The stock has declined 19% this year, so far.
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