We read every tribunal order, IBBI filing and professional record in the country — and turn them into live deal flow, recovery benchmarks and track records you can act on.
The market runs on scattered paper. The platform puts it back together — three jobs, built from primary documents.
Every asset that comes up for acquisition under the Code — admissions, Form‑G windows, estates heading to sale — with its clock running beside it.
Nine years of endings, organised into foresight for lenders: what comes back, which companies fail, where the tribunal delivers, what haircut to expect.
Nobody kept the professionals’ score. Mandates, outcomes and benchmarks for every RP, liquidator and valuer — each page its professional’s to claim.
What moved, and what closes next.
What went wrong, and what to expect next time — recovery, sector and bench benchmarks on the full record, and your claim filed and tracked.
The benchmarks →File a Claim →The funds, ARCs and special-situations desks pricing distressed India already read this platform. The Revival Desk puts a verified profile of your company — filed MCA figures, registered charges, a clean-record check against our own archive — in front of them, while the road out is still open.
Computed live from the full archive — basis under every figure, each row opens its record.
Half of India’s resolved insolvencies return less — headline averages run higher only because the largest estates recover best.
Extensions and litigation are not the exception — they are the process. Pricing a deal means pricing the clock.
Hyderabad resolves in a median 545 days; Chandigarh takes 842. Where a case is filed is a term of the deal nobody writes down.
The market usually pays more than the estate would fetch in pieces — the Code’s core promise, mostly kept.
1,302 companies paid up or settled once admission got real — a deterrent the recovery statistics never show.
Every benchmark is computed against the full history — and every number carries its receipt.
Verbatim from orders and the regulator’s publications — where sources differ, we say so, never average it away.
Every overwrite archives the value it replaced; any page lets you report an error.
Checked against IBBI’s own publications every week — count for count, date for date.
Where the process hasn’t produced a number yet, the page shows nothing — never a guess.
Published from our own archive — every claim opens the dossier it comes from.
How many companies actually sell in the small bracket — and what plans return against liquidation value.
Read → Deal structuresTwo rival applicants moved one deal from ₹8.2 Cr to the ₹9.5 Cr range — the premium, on the record.
Read → ProcessThe CoC voted 100% to liquidate. The filing was held. A ₹45 lakh plan arrived anyway.
Read →Built out of India’s lending system by seasoned bankers — people who spent their careers across the table from stressed borrowers.
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