Suzlon Energy on Monday received approval from bondholders for a resolution plan for outstanding securities of USD 172 million, the company said.
The company had called a meeting of bondholders on April 6 seeking their nod for resolution of the outstanding USD 172 million bonds.
A regulatory filing said that the bond resolution plan was approved with the requisite majority in the bondholders meeting.
The company has given few options to bondholders under the proposed resolution plan seeking hair cut.
The total size of the bond issue was USD 546.91 million.
"The company paid the bondholders partly earlier. Now the outstanding amount is USD 172 million," a company official said.
Restructuring of bonds was one of the conditions stipulated in the company'sdebt restructuring proposal of the consortium of lenders.
The company had launched the process by the issuance of a notice of the meeting of bondholders on 13th March 2020 to pass necessary resolutions.
Earlier on March 30, an SBI-led consortium of lenders had approved a debt resolution plan.
The company's total debt from the lenders stands at around Rs 12,900 crore, a company official said.
In the present legal framework, the resolution has been passed by the majority and now the Company will be in the process of complying with the conditions precedent for restructuring the bonds including procuring the RBI approval.
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