Shriniwas
Spintex Industries, based in Wardha, Maharashtra has reportedly emerged as the
winning bidder to acquire Morarjee Textiles Ltd., part of the Ashok Piramal
Group. The company’s offer of ₹156 crore has been accepted against the total
admitted debt claims of ₹892 crore.
As
part of the deal, Shriniwas Spintex will pay 30% of the amount upfront, while
the balance amount will be paid over a two-year period. The resolution process
was carried out under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), where two other
bidders — Dev Land & Housing and Nirmal Ujjwal Credit Co-operative Society
— were disqualified under Section 29A. This regulation bars insolvent entities,
wilful defaulters, and related parties from participating in such bids.
The
total proposed budget includes ₹39 crore allocated for process-related
expenses. Although Nirmal Ujjwal reportedly proposed a higher offer of ₹170
crore, their bid was not considered valid under IBC norms.
As
per revised claims submitted earlier this month, financial creditors led by
Indian Bank are expected to recover about ₹117 crore out of total receivables
worth ₹625 crore. Indian Bank holds the largest claim at ₹218 crore, making up
39% of the voting share, followed by Axis Bank at ₹201 crore with 36%.
The
final approval for the transaction is currently pending with the National
Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), with resolution professional Ravi Sethia,
supported by KPMG, handling the process.
Shriniwas Spintex Industries, based in Wardha, Maharashtra has reportedly emerged as the winning bidder to acquire Morarjee Textiles Ltd., part of the Ashok Piramal Group. The company’s offer of ₹156 crore has been accepted against the total admitted debt claims of ₹892 crore.
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