The look out notices have been issued to prevent them from leaving the country, officials said
The fraud is primarily on account of huge transfers by ABG Shipyard Ltd to its related parties and subsequently making adjustment entries
The alleged Rs 22,842 crore ABG Shipyard fraud is the largest fraud detected in the Indian banking system yet.
The company was sanctioned credit facilities from 28 banks and financial institutions led by ICICI Bank with the SBI having exposure of Rs 2,468.51 cr
The report, posted on the Central Bureau of Investigation's website, said a forensic audit report it received from the banks two years ago had found instances of fraud in April 2012 and July 2017
On Friday, CBI booked the firm, its former CMD and others for allegedly cheating a consortium of banks for over Rs 22,842 crore, touted as the biggest fraud in Indian banking history
The CBI has booked ABG Shipyard Limited, its former chairman and managing director Rishi Kamlesh Agarwal and others for allegedly cheating a consortium of banks led by SBI of over Rs 22,842 crore
Normally banks take 52-56 months of time to detect such cases and initiate follow-up actions, said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
With the account being declared 'fraud', banks are not expected to make additional provisioning; it has been already classified a non-performing asset
ABG Shipyard is undergoing insolvency proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC, 2016) as per NCLT orders
Debt-ridden ABG Shipyards may challenge the decision
ABG Shipyard is undergoing insolvency proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code(IBC, 2016) as per the orders of NCLT
ABG Shipyard owes an outstanding debt of over Rs 10,000 cr
The firm suffered losses due to scant resources and high attrition rate of employees
The stock up 17% to Rs 39 after the company said it is exploring the possibility for strategic investors so as to improve the company's financial and operational strength.
As on March 31, ABG Shipyard's debt stood at about Rs 16,000 crore
Current action by the lenders has clearly left the ABG Shipyard shareholders high and dry
After ICICI, all members of lender consortium to process conversion of CCPS into equity
Lenders had proposed conversion of loans worth Rs 16,397 crore into equity
The stock tanked 18% to Rs 31.40, also its lifetime low on the BSE, after ECL Finance sold more than one million shares of the company through open market.