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Coronavirus shutdown puts Rs 15-trillion debt at risk, to impact finances

These 201 indebted firms paid Rs 1.1 trillion as interest in April-December 2019

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The latest Reserve Bank of India (RBI) dispensation allowing three months moratorium on interest payments by borrowers will allow these companies to delay Rs 35,000 crore of interest payment.

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More than half of all borrowings, worth nearly Rs 15 trillion,  by listed non-financial companies are in the danger zone due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown and its adverse impact

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First Published: Mar 29 2020 | 8:53 PM IST

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