The group may look at raising by pledging shares of other group entities
Company says insolvency tribunal approved plan when appeals against it are pending
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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) will hear on September 26 the resolution plan for debt-ridden Reliance Capital submitted by Hinduja Group firm Indusind International Holdings Ltd (IIHL) as Torrent Investments' plea to keep the decision in abeyance has been rejected. The Mumbai bench of the insolvency tribunal has rejected the Torrent's plea to keep the application for approving IIHL's resolution plan in abeyance till a final order is passed by the Supreme Court in the matter. The matter was listed for hearing on Tuesday before the insolvency tribunal, however, it has now been adjourned to September 26. The NCLT said the Supreme Court on the plea filed by Torrent has 'abundantly' made it clear that it would be kept in abeyance until the parties have had an opportunity to obtain circulation and interim orders of stay in the proceedings. However, so far "Supreme Court did not stay the proceedings before us," said a two-member NCLT bench on September 1, 2023. Besides, it was
Hinduja group-owned IndusInd International Holdings (IIHL), the promoter of IndusInd Bank, on Monday announced a USD 1.5-billion capital raising plan to fund the proposed acquisition of Reliance Capital and increase its stake in the lender. The board of the Mauritius-registered IIHL also decided to increase its holding in the fourth-largest private sector lender to 26 per cent from the present 15 per cent, a statement issued from Port Louis said. It can be noted that on June 29, the lenders to the crippled Reliance Capital accepted the revised Rs 9,661 crore bid by IndusInd Bank. IIHL had made the highest cash offer of Rs 9,661 crore in the auctions and secured as much as 99 per cent of the lenders' votes. The bid also includes the Rs 500-crore cash balance with RCap going to the lenders, taking the overall recovery to Rs 10,200 crore or about 65 per cent of Rs 16,000 crore principal secured debt the crippled company owed to lenders. "The decision to raise UDS 1.5 billion opens ...
Transaction will depend on the Supreme Court decision on plea filed by Torrent, the highest bidder in first auction
Reliance Capital was sent for debt resolution in November 2021 after defaulting on loans worth Rs 24,000 crore
Dissenting lenders to get same amount from Hinduja offer
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The two bidders, Torrent Investment and IIHL, have raised multiple issues with the lenders and they want these issues to be settled
Deadline for resolution process ends on April 16; matter goes under litigation as one bidder moves court
Lenders fix Rs 9,000 cr as floor price; Torrent may participate, but it will be subject to SC decision on its petition, which will be heard in August
Lenders have fixed Rs 9,000 crore as floor price for selling assets of bankrupt firm
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The decision to hold a second auction was decided on Monday in a formal meeting of the CoC
The revised Hinduja stand has put Indian lenders, with an exposure of Rs 24,000 crore, in a spot as it was the Hindujas offer which led to a call for second auction and litigation by the other bidder
Hearing on March 20; second round of auction of RCap auctions allowed by NCLAT stand deferred, say lawyers
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Lenders of Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Capital had moved the NCLAT (National Company Law Appellate Tribunal) challenging an order of the NCLT which restricted further auction of the bankrupt firm
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday appointed Vikramaditya Singh Khichi, former ED of Bank of Baroda, on a panel to advise the administrator of crisis-ridden Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Capital. Khichi has been appointed in the advisory committee of Reliance Capital consequent upon the resignation of Srinivasan Varadarajan from the panel, . In November 2021, the RBI had superseded the board of Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Capital Ltd (RCL) and later initiated bankruptcy proceedings against the debt-ridden NBFC in view of payment defaults and serious governance issues. The other two members of the advisory committee are Sanjeev Nautiyal (former DMD, State Bank of India) and Praveen P Kadle (former MD & CEO of Tata Capital Limited). "The Advisory Committee shall advise the Administrator in the operations of Reliance Capital Ltd during the corporate insolvency resolution process," RBI said. In September 2021, Reliance Capital in its annual general meeting (AGM) had informed