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NCLAT directs 22 IL&FS Group companies to service debt obligations
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SME Times News Bureau | 11 Feb, 2019
A top corporate appellate tribunal on Monday lifted the moratorium
imposed on 22 firms belonging to the debt-stricken Infrastructure
Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) Group to service their
respective payment obligations.
Additionally, it lifted the moratorium on debt repayments by 133 offshore group entities.
On
October 15 last year, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal
(NCLAT) had allowed IL&FS and its 348 group entities to halt debt
repayments until a resolution plan was worked out.
Accordingly,
the NCLAT on Monday lifted the moratorium on the companies that have
been categories under the green entities. Earlier, it had imposed a
90-day moratorium on loan recovery from the subsidiaries of the debt
ridden group.
Subsequently, a classification of entities into
"Green", "Amber" and "Red" has been done by the resolution consultant
appointed by the new Board based on a 12-month cash flow based solvency
test.
Till now out of 169 companies of the group that have been
incorporated in India, only 69 have been classified into the three
categories.
As per the classification norms, "Green" entities are
those companies which can service their debt obligations while firms in
"Amber" group can partly meet their obligations and "Red" are those
which cannot make any payment obligations.
The group also has 133 entities which have been incorporated or located outside the country's jurisdiction.
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