That sale consideration payable to IL&FS excluding resolution process costs shall be credited into a designated escrow account intimated to the infrastructure lending group
Slimmer chances of recovering Rs 20,000 cr from Bhushan Steel resolution in the near future add to lender's woes
The cash-strapped airline, which was grounded in April 2019, owes more than Rs 8,000 crore to banks
NCLAT relief for Flipkart, FM on credit scores, flurry of dividend payouts by companies and more
Petition says, JSW disqualified under Section 29A, has no claim on Rs 3,000 crore EBITDA during CIRP
The government has approached the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal seeking additional 270 days to complete resolution process of 105 IL&FS group companies. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has also requested the appellate tribunal to release 55 other entities from moratorium, so that they can discharge their debt obligations. Certain protection and reliefs were granted to the 55 entities through an order passed by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on October 15, 2018. In addition to the 55 entities, the ministry has also asked the NCLAT to release nine companies from the scope and operation of the October 2018 order, according to an affidavit filed by the ministry with the appellate tribunal. Lalpur Wind Energy, Etesian Urja, Khandke Wind Energy, Ratedi Wind Power, Wind Urja India, Tadas Wind Energy, Kaze Energy, Jharkhand e-Governance solutions Services and Infrastructure Development Corporation of Assam are the nine companies. "For the remaining .
On December 5, Allcargo announced it was buying a controlling stake in Gati for Rs 416 crore
The acquisition has been done as per the resolution plan approved by the lenders of VIL and the NCLT
CoC says parent firm has no assets other than holding in Orchid Pharma, which itself is undergoing CIRP; Even if there is a resolution for Orchid Pharma, nothing would be left for investors
Airport slots, the permit for arrival and departure at an airport, play an important role for potential bidders to value the grounded airline
The Supreme Court has ruled that a hospital trust buying flats to accommodate its nurses could be called a 'consumer' under the Consumer Protection Act
These are the number of cases pending before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) as on September 30.
On November 2, the CoC had rejected Haldiram Snacks' Rs 142 crore resolution plan
NCLT had approved Dhanuka's resolution plan on June 25, 2019
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has directed to initiate insolvency proceedings against IT firm Rolta India Ltd. A two-member Mumbai bench of the tribunal admitted the plea of -- Value Partner Greater China High Yield Income Fund and Pinpoint Multi-Strategy Fund -- claiming a default of around Rs 1,060 crore. The NCLT has also appointed Shailendra Ajmera of the consultancy firm E&Y as the interim professional of the company to complete the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process. "The debts and default of the corporate debtor (Rolta) have been established and the appliacation deserves to be admitted," said the NCLT. The tribunal has also declared moratorium, prohibiting the lenders of the company to recover any amount the period. Rolta India, the parent company of Rolta LLC and Rolta Americas LLC, had given corporate guarantee for these step down firm, who were the principal borrowers. However, the principal borrowers failed to meet their payment obligations, following .
The Union Cabinet had on Wednesday approved the establishment of a 'special window' fund to provide priority debt financing for the completion of stalled housing projects.
Lenders expect the entire debt resolution process to be delayed further as the NCLT takes a call on a single debt resolution for Lavasa and its subsidiaries
CloudWalker Streaming, a Mumbai-based supplier of LED TVs, alleged Flipkart did not honour a purchase agreement and had not paid dues totalling Rs 26.95 crore
About 450 real estate companies/projects across the country are facing insolvency proceedings under IBC because of default in the delivery of projects to homebuyers as well as repayment of bank loans
The pruned second NCLT list comprises 25 companies whose loans have turned into NPAs