The payments were due on Wednesday and Thursday, the company said in regulatory filing.
From Forever 21 filing for bankruptcy to core sector output declining by 0.5%, here are the top 10 business headlines on Tuesday
Anil Ambani group shareholders concerned over significant stock price erosion
As a part of its strategy to achieve clean green power, the company will focus on renewable energy projects like solar and wind
Ambani further said the four business verticals including roads, metro, energy and airport are fully funded
Ultra Short-term Fund, Short Maturity Fund see single-day jump of 40-50 per cent in NAVs
Shares of publicly traded firms with a large portion of equity pledged as collateral risk abrupt declines should lenders move to recover their dues
The tribunal has asked the DoT to file its reply to the petition by September 24, after which the RP can file a rejoinder to DoT's reply by September 27. The matter will be heard next on September 30
GCX Ltd., which owns the world's largest private undersea cable system, is the latest company owned by Anil Ambani to stumble.
Maximum bids came at Rs 267 per share, higher than the floor price of Rs 262
At present, Reliance Capital holds 32.12 per cent stake in Reliance MF
The sale of the fully-owned insurance unit is crucial for Anil Ambani
From sales of medium and heavy commercial vehicles falling by over half in Aug to the GST Council considering a breather for hybrid vehicles in its upcoming meeting, here is today's top business news
The risk of bankruptcy reemerged for the submarine maker after it failed to come up with a repayment plan even under the RBI's relaxed norms
"Twin Star Technologies will not bid for RCom assets. The company is likely to make a formal announcement in the regard shortly," the source said
Mukesh Ambani has credited his children, Isha and Akash, with helping to nudge him into the internet business.
Cites concerns raised in FY19 audit reports as reason
GCX's attempts for a pact with bondholders comes on the heels of Suzlon Energy Ltd., an Indian wind-turbine maker, missing repayment of $172 million outstanding convertible notes last week
After the expiry of existing contracts in September, no further derivative contracts will be issued for these two securities
The pledging was done in favour of IDBI Trusteeship and Axis Trustee Services, who were acting on behalf of some of the creditors.