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State Bank of India rejects out-of-court settlement for Uttam Galva

Uttam Galva was admitted for proceedings under IBC on March 15

Uttam Galva
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Advait Rao Palepu Mumbai
Uttam Galva Steel’s out-of-court settlement offer to pay State Bank of India (SBI) 51 per cent of dues has been rejected, lawyers told the National Company Law Tribunal’s Mumbai Bench. 

The Bench of Justice Duraiswamy and Justice BSV Prakash Kumar heard the petition filed by SBI against Uttam Galva. 

The steel company defaulted on (around) Rs 14.86 billion, out of a total Rs 18.32-billion loan advanced by SBI.  In total, the company owes Rs 61.92 billion (FY17), and had made an offer of 51 per cent to settle the entire loan amount to the public sector banks. 

Uttam Galva was admitted for proceedings

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