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NCLAT closes insolvency proceedings against Oyo and its subsidiary

NCLAT has closed proceedings for insolvency of Oyo's subsidiary Oyo Hotels and Homes Private Limited and allowed Oyo's plea for setting aside the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code case against OHHPL.

The startup which was recently valued at $10 bn, its businesses suffered as pandemic hit travel sector, following operational missteps that soured partnerships with hotel owners. (Photo: Bloomberg)
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Gurugram-based hotelier Rakesh K Yadav, who filed an insolvency plea with the NCLT against a unit of Oyo, withdrew the case after resolving the issue with the hospitality start-up in June.. (Photo: Bloomberg)

Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Wednesday closed insolvency proceedings against Oyo and one of its subsidiaries, and also disallowed the intervention of external parties including Federation of Hotel & Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI).

Industry body FHRAI said in May it has been allowed by the NCLAT to intervene on behalf of hotels in the Oyo unit insolvency case before the tribunal. The association had filed the application on behalf of its member hotels in India, who it said at the time are operational creditors suffering hugely on account of non-payments of debt by Oyo.

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