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Mithun Dasgupta
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How Huawei is betting big on Artificial Intelligence
On Wednesday, during the opening day of the event, another rotating chairman of the company Eric Xu announced the company’s AI strategy as well as its full-stack, all-scenario AI portfolio.
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NCLT dismisses insolvency petition against Duncans Industries
The petition was filed by a Surat-based firm against the ailing tea company as the latter was unable to pay Rs 41.55 lakh towards the supply of various pesticides and herbicides.
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RBI restrictions not to impact business growth, says Bandhan Bank
Bandhan Bank on Saturday said the restrictions imposed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on its branch expansion is not likely to impact its business growth.
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NCLT admits insolvency case against West Bengal government undertaking
The Kolkata bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has admitted insolvency proceedings against West Bengal Mineral Development & Trading Corporation (WBMDTC), a government of West Bengal undertaking.
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In no rush to float equipment finance IPO in current ‘weak’ market: Srei
Srei Infrastructure Finance will not rush into launching an initial public offering (IPO) of its wholly-owned subsidiary Srei Equipment Finance (SEFL) as it feels the current overall market sentiments are ‘weak’.
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Huge write-off: Banks to take 92% haircut in Adhunik Metaliks case
Lenders to Adhunik Metaliks (AML) will take a haircut of around 92% and settle for Rs 410 crore against their outstanding dues of Rs 5,370 crore after the Kolkata bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Tuesday approved the resolution plan submitted by UK-based Liberty House.
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Exide sees ‘big leap’ in online battery sales as it steps up offerings
The country’s largest storage battery maker Exide Industries has said it is witnessing a “big leap” in online sales of its products, with the company stepping up its offerings for online sales channel.
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Adhunik Metaliks: Liberty House resolution plan gets CoC go-ahead
The committee of creditors (CoC) of Adhunik Metaliks approved UK-based Liberty House’s resolution plan for the insolvent company on Thursday
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Adhunik Metaliks CoC meets to mull clearing Liberty’s resolution plan
The committee of creditors (CoC) of Adhunik Metaliks (AML) met on Monday to consider approving the resolution plan for the insolvent company submitted by UK-based Liberty House, the highest bidder.
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Jai Balaji case: HC recalls winding-up order; SBI to pursue insolvency plea
Providing relief to State Bank of India in the case of defaulting Jai Balaji Industries (JBIL), the Calcutta High Court has recalled its winding-up order against the debt-laden steel producer.
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Insolvency professionals may step down only on health, legal grounds
There have been a few instances where the NCLT has expressed concerns over resignation or unwillingness of IPs to continue as RP or act as liquidator.
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Adhunik Metaliks: Lenders negotiating with UK-based Liberty House to raise offer
After Adhunik Metaliks (AML) received additional time to complete the ongoing insolvency resolution process, lenders are now negotiating with UK-based Liberty House for exploring opportunity to raise its offer for the bankrupt company.
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UltraTech: Dalmia Bharat delaying Binani resolution
With Dalmia Bharat-controlled Rajputana Properties (RPPL) sticking to its demand for getting a copy of UltraTech Cement’s revised resolution plan, the Aditya Birla Group-owned cement major on Monday alleged that its rival bidder is unnecessarily slowing down the pace of the insolvency resolution process for the bankrupt Binani Cement.
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SBI in a fix over High Court order on defaulting steel firm
The Calcutta High Court’s winding-up order against the defaulting Jai Balaji Industries (JBIL) has put State Bank of India (SBI) in a fix as its insolvency petition against the steelmaker is pending before the National Company Law Tribunal’s (NCLT) Kolkata bench.
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Adhunik Metaliks: NCLT allows 20 more days to complete insolvency process
Bankrupt Adhunik Metaliks has received an additional 20 days to complete the ongoing insolvency resolution process.
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IBBI Regulation: Resolution professionals directed to charge fee that is ‘reasonable’
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has come out with a regulation to ensure that fees payable to an insolvency professional and expenses incurred by him during the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) are ‘reasonable’.
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Bankruptcy litigation taking focus away from resolution process, says President of MN Dastur & Co
Too many litigations in insolvency resolution process are consuming time and it will eventually dilute the focus of putting the insolvent steel companies back on a productive track.
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Uco Bank to recover ‘major amount’ via NCLT
State-run Uco Bank expects to recover a “major amount” from its bad assets through NCLT route as accounts eligible for insolvency resolution are being explored ‘vigorously’.
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Adhunik Metaliks case: NCLT reserves order on extra time
As per the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code norms, an insolvent company is to be liquidated if during the moratorium of nine months no successful resolution plan is in place.
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Binani Cement’s lenders opt for UltraTech’s bid
Will mean all financial, operational creditors will get complete dues
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Binani Cement: Dalmia Bharat again moves apex court on NCLAT order
While the committee of creditors (CoC) of Binani Cement is expected to consider a revised offer from UltraTech Cement along with the company’s resolution plan for the debt-laden cement maker on Monday, rival Dalmia Bharat-controlled Rajputana Properties has again moved the Supreme Court, challenging an order of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in this case.
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Binani RP postpones creditors’ meet
The resolution professional (RP) of insolvent Binani Cement has postponed the creditors’ meet, which was scheduled for Thursday, citing that the resolution plan submitted by UltraTech Cement in the “format acceptable” to the creditors is still being negotiated, sources close to the development said.
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Binani Cement: UltraTech moves NCLAT for direction to RP for calling CoC meet
UltraTech Cement on Monday filed an application before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), seeking its direction to the resolution professional (RP) of Binani Cement to call a committee of creditors (CoC) meet in order to consider its revised bid for the insolvent cement maker.
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Adhunik Metaliks: NCLT keeps issue of additional time open
According to a source close to the development, “Edelweiss ARC’s plan was rejected in the first round of bidding for Adhunik Metaliks, and in the second round, the company did not submit its plan.”
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Bid for Binani: Dalmia Bharat moves SC against NCLT nod to UltraTech’s new bid
The battle for Binani Cement took another turn on Tuesday with Dalmia Bharat moving the Supreme Court.
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Binani Cement: Dalmia Bharat moves NCLAT against NCLT direction
Dalmia Bharat filed an application before the appellate tribunal, challenging the NCLT order dated May 2.
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Race for Binani Cement: Consider UltraTech’s new bid – NCLT to CoC
Bringing UltraTech back in the race for Binani Cement,the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Wednesday asked the resolution professional (RP) and the committee of creditors (CoC) to consider the revised offer from the country’s largest cement maker.
