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Jaypee Infratech deal expected to close by early Nov
Lenders said they are still awaiting the resolution of a debt worth Rs 21,658 crore with Jaypee Infratech -- the real estate arm of the group
NARCL's Rs 3,570-crore offer for the Rs 9,234 crore debt held by nine public sector lenders has triggered a Swiss challenge auction where it will have the right to match the winning bid and take over
March 31 deadline for Rs 22,600 cr debt resolution missed as litigation delays process; matter has been dragging on for five years instead of six-month deadline under IBC
Markets regulator Sebi on Monday imposed Rs 7 lakh fine on Jaypee Infratech Ltd for disclosure lapses.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) will hear on March 7 and March 9 matters related to approval of the Suraksha group's bid to acquire debt-ridden realty firm Jaypee Infratech Ltd
Firm likely to go to Suraksha Realty, which made winning bid of Rs 7,736 crore as against govt-owned NBCC India's Rs 6,536 crore offer last June
Its net loss stood at Rs 490.78 crore in the year-ago period
Will infuse working capital funds, deploy a new tech team to revive stalled work; plans to collect dues from home buyers and monetise unsold inventory to expedite construction
With Jaypee in its kitty, Suraksha will get highly visible assets such as the Noida-Agra Expressway and the land bank around the expressway, and 730-bed hospitals in Noida and Bulandshahr
It's a photo finish with Suraksha getting 98.66% votes, while NBCC gets 98.54%
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This is the fourth round of bidding process to find a buyer for JIL, which went into Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) in August 2017.
CoC to meet on June 10 to decide on voting on NBCC, Suraksha offers
This is the fourth round of the bidding process in the matter of JIL bankruptcy case.
The development comes after the Supreme Court in April ordered submission of fresh plans by NBCC and Suraksha.
If a promoter knows that he can afford not to repay loans and buy back his company in the bankruptcy court at a discount with a reduced debt burden, he has a strong incentive to drive his firm aground
At its meeting held on May 24, the Committee of Creditors (CoC) deferred the voting on Suraksha Group's bid
CoC to vote on NBCC's offer today