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NCLT New Delhi: median 522 days admission → verdict · 35% of concluded matters ended in plan approval (n=776, full record) · all benches →
From the plan-approval order
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The plan
Pre-packaged resolution plan approved
- ENN TEE International Limited
Explore the plan, creditor treatment and Tribunal directions.
Extracted order information; consult the linked order for authoritative wording. OCR and extraction can contain errors.
Read the source order ↗16 sections · All recorded details available below
Plan funding & costs
- Total plan funding, as printed
- Total value of the Resolution Plan is Rs. 17,19,00,000/- (Rupees Seventeen Crores Nineteen Lakhs only)
- Deferred amount, as printed
- Payment to Operational Creditors and to Secured Financial Creditors and Operational Creditors both scheduled at T+3 Years per the Implementation Schedule
- Payout horizon as printed
- Unpaid PPIRP/CIRP cost: T+30; Payment to Operational Creditors: T+3 Years; Change in MOA/AOA if required: T+30; Remittance of share application money into settlement account: T+180; Payment to Secured Financial Creditors and Operational Creditors: T+3 Years
- Plan term as printed
- From the Effective Date until fulfilment of the actions set out in the Plan; inferred by the Tribunal to be 3 years since all payments to secured financial and operational creditors are made within 3 years
- CIRP cost, as printed
- Rs. 6,00,000 (estimated costs)
- Cirp cost treatment
- To be paid first from the available cash balance of the Company and then, if any shortfall, from contribution by the promoter of the Company, up to Rs.6.00 lakh, in priority to payment of any other debts of the Corporate Debtor; if the unpaid amount exceeds Rs.6.00 lakh it will be borne by the company/resolution applicant
- Performance security
- Performance guarantee to the tune of Rs. 20 lakhs, agreed by the Directors of the CD during the 3rd CoC meeting based on commercial and other aspects
- Performance security instrument
- other
- Units note
- Sources/Application of Funds table at para 7.1 is stated partly in Crores (Sources of Funds table) and the Application of Funds table in Lakhs; the stakeholder payout table at para 5.1 is stated in absolute Rupees
Who is owed & what the plan provides6 entries
Sources/Application of Funds table at para 7.1 is stated partly in Crores (Sources of Funds table) and the Application of Funds table in Lakhs; the stakeholder payout table at para 5.1 is stated in absolute Rupees
Body of order · 6 rows
| Stakeholder | Claims submitted | Claims admitted | Plan provision | Percentage & basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PPIRP Cost | Not recorded | Rs. 6,00,000 (estimated costs) | To be paid from the available cash balance of the Company and then, if any shortfall, from contribution by the promoter of the Company | of admitted |
| Unrelated Financial CreditorState Bank of India | Not recorded | Rs. 11,96,00,000 | Rs. 11,96,00,000, comprising: Term Loan Rs.5,81,00,000; Rs.3,50,00,000 from sale proceeds of non-core surplus land at SIDCUL, Haridwar (promoters to fund any shortfall); Balance Rs.2,31,00,000 on existing SBI terms as on PPIRP commencement, with interest per Plan terms from approval date; ECLGS Loan Rs.2,50,00,000 recovered via claim to NCGTC; Cash Credit Loan Rs.3.65 Cr existing plus Rs.2.31 Cr WCTL converted, totalling Rs.5.96 Cr cash credit limit at base rate + 0.25% p.a., renewed annually | of admitted |
| Operational CreditorsGovernment Dues | Not recorded | Rs. 57,00,000 | Full payment proposed, per Clause 6.2.1(ii) of the Resolution Plan | of admitted |
| Operational CreditorsEmployees and Workmen | Not recorded | Rs. 8,74,000 | Full payment proposed, per Clause 6.3(ii) of the Resolution Plan | of admitted |
| Operational CreditorsOther Unrelated Operational Creditors | Not recorded | Rs. 3,26,89,000 | Full payment proposed, per Clause 6.2.1(ii) of the Resolution Plan | of admitted |
| Related Creditors | Not recorded | Not recorded | Nil payment provided towards related creditors in the Resolution Plan | of admitted |
Payment & implementation schedule7 entries
- Seq
- 1
- Beneficiary
- Approval of Resolution Plan by NCLT (Effective Date)
- Timing as printed
- T
- Seq
- 2
- Beneficiary
- Appointment of Monitoring Committee
- Timing as printed
- T+5
- Seq
- 3
- Beneficiary
- Payment of Unpaid CIRP/PPIRP cost
- Amount as printed
- Rs. 6,00,000
- Timing as printed
- T+30
- Seq
- 4
- Beneficiary
- Payment to Operational Creditors
- Amount as printed
- Rs.383.94 lakh aggregate
- Timing as printed
- T + 3 Years
- Seq
- 5
- Beneficiary
- Change in Memorandum and Articles of Association etc., if required
- Timing as printed
- T + 30
- Seq
- 6
- Beneficiary
- Remittance of share application money into settlement account
- Timing as printed
- T + 180
- Seq
- 7
- Beneficiary
- Payment to Secured Financial Creditors and Operational Creditors
- Timing as printed
- T + 3 Years
Resolution applicant & funding
- Entity type
- company
- Promoter / former management
- Yes
- Sources of funds
- Total fund requirement of Rs. 10.19 crore over 3 years towards interest-bearing loan, working capital term loan, capital expenditure, operational creditor payment and working capital; funds infused by related parties as unsecured loan (Rs.1.25 Cr total: Year-1 Rs.1.00 Cr, Year-2 Rs.0.25 Cr); funds infused by RA as quasi capital (Rs.0.75 Cr, Year-1); Sale of Old Machines Rs.0.90 Cr; Sale of Surplus Land Rs.3.50 Cr; Cash Accrual Rs.3.7921 Cr over 3 years (Year-1 1.0535, Year-2 1.3693, Year-3 1.3693); Total sources Rs.10.1921 Cr
- Post plan management
- Management of the Company, which remained with the existing management working alongside the Resolution Professional during the PPIRP, would vest back in the Company after Plan approval
Business & treatment of stakeholders
- Statutory dues
- Government Dues (within Operational Creditors): admitted Rs.57,00,000; full payment proposed per Clause 6.2.1(ii) of the Resolution Plan
- Operational creditors
- Aggregate Operational Creditors Settlement Amount of Rs.383.94 lakh (Clause 5.4(b)), given priority over financial creditors, to be repaid over 3 years without interest from the date of Plan approval; breakdown: Government Dues Rs.57,00,000 (full payment), Employees and Workmen Rs.8,74,000 (full payment), Other Unrelated Operational Creditors Rs.3,26,89,000 (full payment); Related Creditors receive Nil payment
- Workmen employees
- Employees and Workmen dues of Rs.8,74,000; full payment proposed per Clause 6.3(ii) of the Resolution Plan
- Guarantors
- ECLGS Loan of Rs.2,50,00,000 (Covid-related Government Scheme) proposed for 100% recovery against the Guaranteed Emergency Credit Line (GECL) Term Loan via claim to the National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company (NCGTC), the guarantor under the scheme
- Litigation carveout
- All inquiries/investigations/proceedings/suits/claims relating to any period prior to the plan approval date, or arising from Plan implementation, to stand withdrawn/satisfied/discharged from the approval date (para 11)
- Assets description
- Manufacturing and supply of Polyester and Polypropylene Dope Dyed Yarn and narrow fabric, sold under the brand 'Minklene'; unit partially operational; registered MSME; converting partial plant capacity to polyester yarn with an investment of about Rs.1.61 Crore; other machines upgraded, doubling production capacity
- Going concern status
- Company to continue operations; capital expenditure of Rs.1.25 Crores planned for overhauling/replacement of machinery and restarting closed machines
Bidding, professionals & process
- Interim resolution professional
- Ms. Ritu Rastogi
- RP replaced the IRP
- No
- Applicants considered
- Name
- Enn Tee International Limited, through its Promoter/Directors (Mr. Harish Chander)
- Stage reached
- approved
- Plan value as printed
- Rs. 17,19,00,000/- total Resolution Plan value
- Vote pct
- 100%
- Outcome note
- Base Resolution Plan under PPIRP approved by the CoC (5th meeting, 18.05.2023) with 100% voting share (sole Financial Creditor SBI); approved by NCLT
- Bidding mechanism
- single plan
- Clock events
- Kind
- extension
- Reason
- 4th CoC meeting (17.03.2023): sole CoC member SBI approved a resolution seeking extension of time from the Adjudicating Authority; extension quantum not stated in this order
- Advisors
- Role
- valuer
- Note
- Valuers appointed; report received by the 2nd CoC meeting (17.12.2022); Liquidation value Rs.10.20 Cr, Fair value Rs.14.57 Cr
- Role
- transaction auditor
- Note
- Appointed (2nd CoC meeting, 17.12.2022) to check for avoidable transactions; RP's affidavit dated 29.08.2023 states no transactions were found under Sections 43, 45, 50 and 66 of the Code
Creditor votes1 entries
- Creditor
- State Bank of India
- Creditor class
- sole Financial Creditor
- Voting pct
- 100%
- Vote
- for
- Claim admitted as printed
- Rs. 11,95,99,960/- claim filed; voting table (5th CoC meeting) records voting share of Rs.11.96 Crores at 100%
Composition of the committee
Dissenting creditors
- Dissenting fc treatment
- "N/A as in the present case only one financial creditor i.e. State Bank of India and base plan has been approved by SBI at the time of giving consent for filing the present application." (Regulation 45(5)(b) compliance table)
Implementation & monitoring
- Effective date definition
- The date on which this Adjudicating Authority approves the Resolution Plan (per the Resolution Plan's definition, para 7.2)
- Monitoring committee
- On and from the Effective Date until the Closing Date, a Monitoring Committee shall be constituted for the Company, comprising the Resolution Professional, one representative of the CoC, and one representative of the Resolution Applicant/Corporate Debtor; it shall supervise implementation of the Plan
- Monitoring committee members
- Name
- Ms. Ritu Rastogi
- Role
- Resolution Professional
- Role
- one representative of the CoC
- Role
- one representative of the Resolution Applicant/Corporate Debtor
Reliefs requested & Tribunal decisions1 entries
- Seq
- 1
- Relief
- From the plan approval date, all inquiries, investigations and proceedings (civil or criminal), suits, claims, disputes, interests and damages in connection with the Corporate Debtor or its affairs, pending or threatened, present or future, relating to any period prior to the plan approval date or arising from implementation of the Plan, shall stand withdrawn, satisfied and discharged; SRA authorized to seek appropriate orders from authorities/courts/tribunals for renewal of licenses/withdrawal/dismissal/abatement of proceedings as per law
- Category
- litigation_immunity
- Disposition
- granted
- Reason
- The Resolution Plan is hereby approved (para 12.6) and forms part of the Order, binding on the Corporate Debtor and other stakeholders (paras 12.6-12.7); no specific denial or modification of this relief clause is recorded in the findings
Section 32A protection
Avoidance proceedings
- Transaction audit findings
- Affidavit dated 29.08.2023 filed by the Resolution Professional states that no transactions were found by the RP under Sections 43, 45, 50 and 66 of the Code; a transaction auditor had been appointed (2nd CoC meeting, 17.12.2022) to check for avoidable transactions
Tribunal findings & conditions
- Conditions imposed
- Condition
- Resolution Plan approved subject to the observations made in the Order regarding delay caused by the Bank's internal handling of the proposal (paras 12.1-12.5)
- Addressed to
- Banks / IBBI / MCA
- Judicial observations
- "It was pointed out that immediately on admission, the matter should have gone to the Stressed Assets Wing of the concerned Bank, whereas it went to the Branch, and it took some time before it got transferred to the Stressed Assets Wing of the Bank... The inter-branch discussion on the proposal consumed a lot of time." (p.25)
- "Keeping this in mind, we would like to suggest that the moment an application under Section 54(C) is filed, the Stressed Assets Wing of the concerned Bank should take over the case for further negotiation to avoid delay and keep up the timelines." (p.26)
- "We also impress upon the Stressed Assets Wing of the Bank to ensure speedy negotiations of the proposal so that valuable time is not lost." (p.26)
- Directives to third parties
- Registry directed to send copies of the order to IBBI and MCA to take into consideration the Tribunal's observations at paras 12.1-12.5 and to ensure that all Banks comply, taking appropriate steps so that Pre-Pack becomes an effective method of resolution
Identity & order dates
- Companies named in the order
- ENN TEE International Limited
- CIN printed in the order
- U18101DL1999PLC098394
- Order date
- 2023-10-19
Further order information
Case timeline
Company
Committee of creditors
| Creditor | Class | Voting share | Vote | Admitted, as printed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Bank of India | sole Financial Creditor | 100% | for | Rs. 11,95,99,960/- claim filed; voting table (5th CoC meeting) records voting share of Rs.11.96 Crores at 100% |
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