Zee had said that the company had been exploring several strategies, including settlement, in relation to the ongoing dispute with IndusInd Bank
In a report on Thursday, Bloomberg said that the media company has agreed to repay its dues to the IndusInd Bank to resolve insolvency proceedings against it
The settling of dues of about Rs 837 million ($10 million) to the lender could happen as early as Friday and the Mumbai-based bank has agreed to withdraw its insolvency proceedings
The settling of dues of about Rs 83.7 crore to the lender could happen as early as Friday, and IndusInd Bank could withdraw its insolvency proceedings against the media company
Leading broadcaster ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL) on Monday said it has "mutually" settled disputes with the Indian Performing Rights Society (IPRS) and the insolvency petition filed against by the latter has been withdrawn before NCLAT. "The Company and IPRS have mutually entered into the settlement agreement today on such agreed terms by which all disputes and claims have been settled between the Company and IPRS and accordingly IPRS has agreed to withdraw the aforesaid insolvency petition filed by them," a regulatory filing by ZEEL said. Though ZEEL has not shared the terms and conditions of settlement but said it is "as per the settlement agreement entered into by the Company and IPRS. "There is no penalty paid and no material impact on the financial position of the Company," it said. Earlier this January, IPRS moved the insolvency tribunal NCLT against ZEEL claiming a default of Rs 211.41 crore. IPRS, which is a non-profit society comprising authors, composers and
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The stock of TV broadcasting & software production had dipped 15 per cent in past six trading days between February 17 and February 27.
NSE said post the NCLAT order, ZEEL will move out of IBC framework, hence the surveillance action in the stock shall be reverted and the F and O contracts with May 2024 will be available
Goenka moved the NCLAT on Thursday, a day after the Mumbai bench of the NCLT admitted insolvency proceedings against Zee on a plea filed by IndusInd Bank -- a financial creditor of Zee
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The move came after Punit Goenka, chief executive of Zee, challenged the insolvency proceedings against the company
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Goenka had appealed the NCLT's decision to allow IndusInd Bank to file for insolvency proceedings against Zee
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"No fresh month contracts will be issued on the expiration of February 2023 contracts," the exchange says in a circular
Says taking all necessary steps to protect interest of stakeholders and achieve timely completion of proposed merger with Sony
Shares of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited (ZEEL) tumbled over 14 per cent in intra-day trade after the National Company Law Tribunal admitted an IndusInd Bank plea for insolvency proceedings against the media firm. The stock tanked 14.23 per cent to Rs 176.60 -- its 52-week low -- during the day on the BSE. However, it later recovered most of the early lost ground and ended 3.47 per cent lower at Rs 198.75 apiece. On the NSE, it settled 3.46 per cent lower at Rs 199.20 per piece after falling 14.44 per cent to Rs 176.55 -- its 52-week low -- in intra-day trade. In volume terms, 26.67 lakh shares were traded on the BSE and over 7.65 crore shares on the NSE during the day. The National Company Law Tribunal has admitted an IndusInd Bank plea for insolvency proceedings against ZEEL. The matter pertains to a default of Rs 89 crore by Zee Group's multisystem operator arm Siti Networks claimed by IndusInd Bank, for which ZEEL was a guarantor. The private sector lender has also fil