The Future Group flagship firm is facing an insolvency petition by its lenders before the National Company Law Tribunal
The NCLT gave crisis-hit Future Retail Ltd (FRL) time till May 12 to submit its reply to the insolvency petition filed against the company by Bank of India.
With the proposed deal with Reliance falling through, investors have been dumping the shares of Future Group since Monday even as the broader market made substantial gains
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However, Future Group's flagship firm Future Retail Ltd (FRL), which has nearly Rs 18,000 crore debt, is bound to face the corporate insolvency resolution process before NCLT
Future Supply Chain Solutions (down 20 per cent at Rs 37.30) and Future Lifestyle Fashions (down 20 per cent at Rs 29.40) also hit their respective all-time lows in intra-day trade on Monday.
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Future Retail and Future Enterprises have huge debts and lenders have initiated bankruptcy proceedings against Future Retail
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Banks have already made provisions for loans give to entities like Future Retail and Future Enterprises
Kishore Biyani's retail chain was to sell 19 companies for Rs 24,713 crore as part of an agreement announcement in August 2020.
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Shareholders, unsecured creditors back the proposal
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Cite 'uncertainty over the entire proposition' for rejecting the proposal