Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Limited has informed the Exchange about the list of Creditors of Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Limited as on 30th April, 2025.
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Ansal Properties & Infrastructure has submitted its updated list of creditors (Version 3) as on 30th April, 2025 to the stock exchanges. This filing is part of the ongoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) which commenced on 25th February, 2025, following admission by the NCLT New Delhi Bench. A total of 5,128 claims worth approximately Rs 11,374 crore were received, of which claims worth around Rs 1,791 crore have been provisionally admitted. The largest group of claimants are allottees/homebuyers with 4,330 claims worth Rs 1,891 crore claimed (Rs 575 crore admitted), followed by secured financial creditors with claims of Rs 1,128 crore. The Resolution Professional noted that the company recently faced Income Tax search and seizure, and an Enforcement Directorate search, which disrupted data and the claims verification process.
Shareholders should note that the company remains under insolvency proceedings with a large gap between total claims (~Rs 11,374 crore) and admitted claims (~Rs 1,791 crore), indicating significant uncertainty around recovery and the final resolution plan. The ED and Income Tax searches add further regulatory risk. Equity holders are likely at high risk of dilution or wipeout under any resolution plan.