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Announced Mon, 10 Nov, 2025 · 21:34 IST

COC meeting: inventory auction rejected, CIRP extension approved

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AI summary

21st Committee of Creditors meeting held on Oct 14, e-voting ended Nov 6. Key decisions: 7th e-auction for Bhiwandi warehouse inventory rejected via e-voting, Singapore warehouse sale deferred, and Singapore inventory acquisition proposal rejected. Approved items include renewal of fire insurance and AC maintenance, settlements with G.P. Tronics and Flip IT Technologies, appointment of CA for tax scrutiny, AGM extension, and CIRP extension under Section 12 of IBC. Company remains under insolvency since NCLT order of April 2024.

Likely market impact

CIRP continues with Section 12 extension approved. Repeated rejections of inventory auctions may delay asset monetisation and creditor recovery.