The firm's total expenses declined to Rs 2,093.75 crore, as against Rs 2,176.30 crore a year ago
Sale is part of HCC's larger effort to pare debt at company level. A separate process to sell an SPV that holds half the firm's debt and significant claims is also underway
The company's total expenses on a consolidated basis declined to Rs 2,366.13 crore, against Rs 2,752.97 crore a year ago
Total financial indebtedness of the firm amounted to Rs 10,427.59 cr
Total turnover in the quarter under review was at Rs 1,075 crore against Rs 1,102 crore in the year-ago period
Changed bidding and contractual guidelines for build-operate-transfer (BOT) road contracts are being finalised but big construction companies might, it is believed by observers, not be in a hurry to return to this segment.As for smaller players, they are occupied with hybrid annuity projects. The decisive factors in attracting private investment will be the stretches offered for bidding and projected traffic density.The new draft norms have been brought in to encourage private participation in BOT. Large highway developers (L&T, Hindustan Construction) had started avoiding these contracts, over delayed return on investment, rigid concessionaire agreements and legal disputes with governments.According to the draft Model Concessionaire Agreement, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and the concessionaire would agree that in a financial default, the lender or banks can invite, negotiate and procure offers, either by private negotiations or public auction or tenders, for ..
The disclosures were made after a November 2019 Securities and Exchange Board of India's directive asking companies to disclose defaults of 30 days and above
Apex court strikes down Section 87 of Arbitration Act; Does not give interim relief to petitioners, HCC, Gammon India
With this, the paid-up equity capital of the company will go up to Rs 1.5130 billion from Rs 1.0155 billion
Hyundai Development Corporation's share in the joint venture (JV) is 55 per cent (Rs 11.69 billion)
On the National Stock Exchange, shares of the company dived 25.42 per cent to close at Rs 17.45
The stock rallied 15% to Rs 39.50 on the BSE in intra-day trade on back of heavy volumes
The lenders will subscribe to 24.44% fresh equitywhich will bring down promoter holding from 36.07% to 27.44%
Shares of the company were trading at Rs 35.35 on BSE, up 4.59 per cent from the previous close
The order is for building premium highrise residential towers at Kalpakkam
Stock has gained over 50% since arbitration claim process streamlined
Lenders to decide on converting loans into equity/debentures in 3 months
The company is keen on monetising its non-core assets to generate cash and repay debt
Given the condition of the real estate sector, we feel that it is not the right time to file for an IPO and we will wait for the right time: Praveen Sood