VIL's problems began after it entered the telecommunications (telecom) business and its second generation (2G)-based telecom licences were cancelled by the Supreme Court (SC) in 2012
Govt's PLI sops encourages Adani, Jindal to show interest in VIL's consumer durable business
The Adani group's surprise entry into the race has raised hopes of the lenders who are now expecting an early resolution of Videocon's Rs 64,000 crore of debt
This, after the insolvency appellate tribunal rejected the approval of Rs 2,692 crore bid by Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal-promoted Twin Star Technologies earlier this month
The petitioners have pointed to the fact that the NCLAT order is contrary to previous Supreme Court judgments
A two-member bench observed that the appellate tribunal earlier this month had already set aside the June 8 order passed by the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
Market participants are already concerned about the rapid global spread of the highly infectious Omicron Covid variant
Remits matter back to Videocon's CoC for fresh bids; resolution plan approved was for only 4.15% of total outstanding claim amount and total hair cut to all creditors was 95.85%
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NCLAT allows appeal by Bank of Maharashtra, IFCI, which had contested Twin Star's resolution plan
The Department of Telecommunication (DoT) has moved the insolvency appellate tribunal NCLAT against the NCLT order approving the consolidated resolution plan for 13 companies of Videocon Group, including Videocon Telecommunications. The DoT, in its petition, has requested the appellate tribunal to set aside the order passed by the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on June 8, 2021 allowing the Rs 2,962-crore takeover bid by Anil Agarwal's Twin Star Technologies. DoT has submitted before NCLAT that defaulting telecom companies cannot be permitted to wriggle out of their liability by the triggering of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process. A three-member bench of NCLAT said the appellate tribunal has already stayed the NCLT order on July 19, 2021 by granting a "status quo ante" to be maintained and Resolution Professional will continue to manage the affairs of Videocon Industries as per provisions of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code. "In view of the ...
Sebi conducted an investigation between April 2017-September 2017 in the scrip of Videocon Industries for the possibility of insider trading and volume manipulation by certain entities
NCLAT has directed NCLT to go for "fresh determination" and pass a new order after providing opportunity of hearing to two employees of Videocon, whose assets and bank accounts were frozen.
Markets regulator Sebi on Friday imposed a fine of Rs 20 lakh on an individual for violation of insider trading norms in the shares of Videocon Industries Ltd.
Bank of Maharashtra has raised the issue of the breach of confidentiality in the corporate insolvency resolution process of the debt-ridden group before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal
The fines are for violating insider trading norms
According to the National Commission, shifting of the generator after completion of transit does not fall within the scope of the marine and transit policy
Markets regulator Sebi on Monday penalised eight entities for fraudulent trading in shares of Videocon Industries Ltd. The entities are Acuity Merchants Pvt Ltd, Godavari Commercial services Pvt Ltd, Kaberi Goods Pvt Ltd, Invorex Vincom Pvt. Ltd, Coastal Fertilisers Ltd, Akansha Commodities Pvt Ltd, Messrs Agarwal Holdings and Superdeal Fincom Pvt Ltd. These are facing a fine of Rs 16 lakh, payable jointly and severally, for violation of Prohibition of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices norms. The order follows an investigation conducted between April-September 2017. The probe found that these connected entities were trading on NSE and BSE during the investigation period and entered into reversal and synchronized trades. "By entering into synchronized trades in BSE and NSE, the Noticees had created a misleading appearance of trading in the scrip and generated artificial volume in the scrip," Sebi said. It further found that they had indulged in reversing their trades among ..
Billionaire Anil Agarwal's Twin-Star Technologies had offered Rs 2,962 crore to takeover Videocon Industries, which was 4.15% of the admitted claims of Rs 64,838.63 cr of lenders
The entities have violated Prohibition of Insider Trading (PIT) norms, according to two separate orders