The Company has informed the stock exchanges about the summary of the minutes for Sixth (06th) meeting of Committee of Creditors of Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Limited (Company) held on the 30th December 2025.
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Ansal Properties & Infrastructure (APIL), currently in Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) under IBC 2016, shared the minutes of its 6th CoC meeting held on 30 December 2025 via video conferencing. The company entered CIRP on 25 February 2025 after NCLT New Delhi admitted the petition (CP No. IB 558(ND)/2024), with Navneet Kumar Gupta as the Resolution Professional. The 50-minute meeting covered routine procedural items including quorum confirmation, review of the 5th CoC minutes, handover of a luxury vehicle from a suspended director to the RP, legal opinion on condonation of delay for late claims, CIRP cost audit report, and status of plot/unit registrations. Key matters discussed included pending construction work, expiring project licenses, non-availability of occupancy/completion certificates, ongoing Haryana RERA non-compliance, and possible waiver of interest/penalties for delayed handovers to homebuyers.
This is a routine procedural update confirming the insolvency process is actively progressing. Shareholders should note that the company's main insolvency is still ongoing, though a separate project (Serene Residency) received NCLT approval of its resolution plan in October 2025. Continued regulatory and RERA issues suggest significant uncertainty around recovery and timelines for the broader company.