Canara Bank classifies debt of Sathavahana Ispat as NPA with effect from 30 June 2017
Sathavahana Ispat announced that Canara Bank, one of the consortium member in the loan portfolio has informed the company that since the structuring of accounts of the company under S4A scheme is found not feasible and based on the decision of JLF that S4A scheme cannot be implemented the bank has classified the debt of the company as non-performing asset as per extant RBI guidelines w.e.f.30 June 2017.The Company is expecting that the lenders will consider the request for deep restructuring of the debt and arrive at the resolution plan at the earliest. The Company views that the deep restructuring will help in the long run.
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