Meanwhile, even as the appeal process is being pursued in NCLAT, the Khaitans are understood to be engaging with IL&FS for a settlement
For cases that have been resolved, creditors have continued to face a haircut of around 70 per cent of the admitted claims
It is surprising as the lenders mostly lend loans keeping in mind the margin and the promotor's contribution
Srei administrator Rajneesh Sharma has rejected the group promoters' offer under section 12A of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) to pay off dues of around Rs 32,000 crore to creditors to withdraw their companies from the ongoing insolvency process, sources said on Monday. Section 12A allows erstwhile management of corporate debtors to settle matters between creditors and withdraw cases under Corporate Insolvency. Srei Equipment Finance Ltd and Srei Infrastructure Finance Ltd are currently undergoing insolvency proceedings in NCLT. The RBI has already superseded the respective boards earlier. "The offer was rejected on technical grounds. The offer should have been sent to the Reserve Bank of India which is the applicant to NCLT for the insolvency proceedings and not to the administrator," a top source aware of the developments said. The voting process on the three resolutions is on track and it will continue till February 14. The Committee of Creditors is expected to finalise on
They feel that existing resolution plans under consideration by the Srei CoC fail to offer a fair and equitable consideration to both creditors and shareholders of Srei companies, the sources said
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