At 11:15 am, Vedanta shares had been buying and selling at Rs 275.10, greater by 0.70 per cent, on BSE
Vedanta shares firmed up by virtually one per cent on the BSE after the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) permitted Twin Star Technologies, part of Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta Group, to take over Videocon Industries. At 11:15 am, Vedanta shares had been buying and selling at Rs 275.10, greater by 0.70 per cent, on the BSE. The shares of Vedanta have touched an intra-day excessive of Rs 275 and a low of Rs 272 to date.
Twin Star, part of Agarwal’s Vedanta Group, pays about Rs 30 billion ($410 million) to Videocon’s lenders, a Bloomberg report quoted individuals who requested to not be recognized as the small print usually are not public. The firm will put up Rs 5 billion inside 90 days and the remaining quantity as non-convertible debentures over a time period, they added.
Lenders had sought the chapter courtroom’s approval in December for the decision plan submitted by Twin Star.
Videocon’s debt stood at greater than Rs 635 billion in 2019, based on chapter case-related disclosures on the corporate’s web site.
The BSE Sensex was buying and selling at 52,396.66, greater by 118.77 factors and the NSE Nifty was at 15,787.05, up 46.05 factors or 0.29 per cent, on the time.
