India's IREDA files bankruptcy case against Gensol Engineering amid fraud allegations – Reuters
India’s IREDA files bankruptcy case against Gensol Engineering amid fraud allegations Reuters Read the original article here
India’s IREDA files bankruptcy case against Gensol Engineering amid fraud allegations Reuters Read the original article here
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (Ireda), a government-owned financial agency, has filed for insolvency against Gensol Engineering | New Delhi: Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (Ireda), a government-owned financial agency, has filed for insolvency against Gensol Engineering. This step comes after Gensol failed to repay a loan of ₹510 crore. The petition was filed under…
Hasan Nawaz Sharif, the son of PML-N President and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif. — Reporter Hasan Nawaz Sharif eligible to become company director again. Bankruptcy order was issued last year in case brought by creditors. He declared bankruptcy after being asked to pay £10m in taxes. LONDON: The United Kingdom (UK) government’s Revenue and Customs…
The papal call for debt relief that might not be needed Financial Times Read the original article here
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The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (Ireda) has initiated legal action under Section 7 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code against Gensol Engineering due to the company’s failure to repay a loan of Rs 510 crore. This was disclosed in a stock exchange announcement on Wednesday. If the National Company Law Tribunal accept the insolvency…
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While some markets, including Australia, Singapore, and Japan, may see a moderation in insolvencies in 2025, other economies – such as Taiwan (8%), South Korea (3%), and Hong Kong (2%) – are expected to continue experiencing increases, primarily due to subdued trade demand and prolonged financial pressures. Read the original article here