New owners have to divest part of their stake of about 98 per cent in the firm, which re-listed in Mumbai in early November after emerging from bankruptcy
Dhanuka Pharmaceuticals that took over the company almost a year ago, nursed it back to health from bankruptcy
Orchid Pharma shares were locked in the upper circuit for the 96th straight trading day
According to latest shareholding pattern data, the company's promoter held 98.04 per cent stake
Issues 10,000 equity shares of OPL for Rs 10 each at par to the shareholders of DPPL
The resolution plan will fetch the secured lenders around 32.3% recovery
The apex court's ruling effectively gives the green signal to Dhanuka's plan for Orchid Pharma
CoC says parent firm has no assets other than holding in Orchid Pharma, which itself is undergoing CIRP; Even if there is a resolution for Orchid Pharma, nothing would be left for investors
SBI filed the appeal with the Supreme Court to set aside the NCLAT order alleging that the appellate tribunal erred in overriding the commercial wisdom of the CoC
NCLT had approved Dhanuka's resolution plan on June 25, 2019
The CoC had selected the proposal of Dhanuka Laboratories and gone ahead with the voting even as Accord Life Spec approached the NCLT against CoC's decision
Creditors to get Rs 1,116 crore, which is lower than liquidation value
A total of 24 financial creditors have an accepted claim of around Rs 3,390 crore from Orchid Pharma
Chennai-based Accord Life Spec Pvt Ltd on Wednesday told the tribunal that it was ready to revise its proposal to Rs 615 crore
Punjab National Bank (International) Limited dissents minutes before e-voting closes, taking the assents to below the 66% threshold
Punjab National Bank (International) Limited dissents minutes before e-voting closes, taking the assents to below the 66% threshold
Sources say Dhanuka Laboratories has an edge over the other two, Chennai-based Accord Life Spec and Covalent Labs
The company has been under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) and the Resolution Professional has received three resolution plans from prospective bidders
NCLT had earlier cancelled the resolution plan by US-based Ingen Capital after it refused to infuse the upfront amount, seeking certain data from the drug maker.
An NCLAT bench comprising Justice S J Mukhopadhaya and Justice Bansi Lal Bhat directed the Centre through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs to take appropriate steps