Dewan Housing Finance Corporation cracked 5 percent on BSE to Rs 49.40 on September 13 after it reported a fresh default towards the payment of principal and interest on non-convertible debentures.
The company, in a BSE filing on September 12, reported default of Rs 196.65 crore towards Rs 350-crore worth of NCDs issued by it.
The lenders of the debt-ridden company are working on a resolution plan but media reports indicated that the banks might miss the September 25 deadline, as they need more time to approve it.
The company, in a BSE filing on September 12, reported default of Rs 196.65 crore towards Rs 350-crore worth of NCDs issued by it.
The lenders of the debt-ridden company are working on a resolution plan but media reports indicated that the banks might miss the September 25 deadline, as they need more time to approve it.
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