The company has also approached CDR forum for restructuring of debt in its K-12 business (2nd major business, operated through its subsidiary - Educomp Infrastructure and School Management Limited), Educomp Solutions said in a statement.
The debt restructuring exercise will enable the company to comprehensively address the liquidity issues by matching the maturity profile of debt with the relatively long-term nature of its investments. The restructuring exercise will also allow the company to focus on and strengthen its core operations, it added.
A combined around 94,485 shares have changed hands on the counter in early morning deals and there are pending buy orders for 197,447 shares on BSE and NSE.
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