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Banks vote in favour of Piramal offer for DHFL, see holes in Oaktree bid

With this Piramal succeeds in getting the requisite 66 per cent voting, says source

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Piramal's plan will lead to recovery of Rs 37,250 crore over the next five years for DHFL's lenders which includes provident funds, fixed deposit holders and foreign note holders.

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
The lenders to Dewan Housing Finance Corporation (DHFL) on Friday voted overwhelmingly in favour of the resolution plan submitted by the Piramal group, paving the way for a turnaround of the bankrupt firm.

While Piramal’s offer received 94 per cent votes, US-based Oaktree Capital’s plan got just 45 per cent votes from the committee of creditors (CoC).

A banker said Oaktree’s offer was “too complicated” and there were too many loopholes in its plans, including misleading information on the ratings of future bonds to be issued to the lenders. 

Piramal, on the other hand, plans to merge its financial services business with DHFL

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