Piramal offers Rs 15,000 cr for retail book, Adani offers Rs 3,000 cr for SRA, construction fin books
The jailed promoter of crisis-hit mortgage lender DHFL, Kapil Wadhawan, has offered his personal and family properties, which he claims are worth Rs 43,000 crore, for repayment of outstanding loans of lenders to the company. Wadhawan wrote to RBI-appointed administrator R Subramaniakumar on October 17 saying his offer would ensure maximum value for the assets that have been put on the block to repay loans. Currently under judicial custody, Wadhawan has proposed to the transfer of the right, title and interest in various projects which form part of the real estate portfolio of his family to enable proper and complete resolution of DHFL and to maximise the value of the properties. The valuation of these projects including Juhu Galli project and Irla project are about Rs 43,879 crore that to at a 15 per cent lesser market value, the letter dated October 17 said. Wadhawan has mentioned that after the IL&FS crisis in September 2018, not only DHFL but all the NBFCs face major financial .
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According to the police, a case was registered by the EOW on the direction of the Madras High Court, against DHFL and 11 others
According to the report by the transaction auditor, the concerned transactions occurred between FY17 and FY19
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The new disclosures and assessments are a part of the Companies (Auditor's Report) order, or CARO, effective this financial year
They have also been restrained from associating themselves as directors or promoters of any listed public company or associating with any intermediary registered with Sebi, the regulator said
The report said siphoning off funds by the company was going on since 2006-07 via 91 fictitious entities operating from a Bandra branch
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