Banjara Hospital Private Limited
The wind-down at a glance. Follow the recorded outcome, financials and people behind this company.
What did the wind-down return?
Reported financials Rs crore, shown in lakh below Rs 1 crore
Where the money went
Share of realisationAmount due to creditors: Rs 6.00 L. Reported payout equals 100.0% of dues.
All financial figures & reading notes
| Realisation of assets | Rs 82.00 L |
|---|---|
| Amount due to creditors | Rs 6.00 L |
| Amount paid to creditors | Rs 6.00 L |
| Liquidation expenses | Rs 2.00 L |
| Surplus to members | Rs 74.00 L |
"Not reported" means no figure is available. A reported zero is shown as zero. Registry capital further down the page is separate from liquidation proceeds, and so are any figures read from the NCLT order.
Where this wind-down sits
against every completed s.59 on the register21 days slower than the median of 618 days across 1,597 completed wind-downs
the median is 9.5%
72% of completed wind-downs returned a surplus to members
above the median realisation of Rs 66.00 L
This is a voluntary liquidation under IBC Section 59 — a solvent company choosing to wind up. Creditors are paid in full and costs met before any surplus returns to members; there is no haircut and no acquirer. Read assets realised, creditor payments, expenses and members' surplus separately. Here, Rs 74.00 L in surplus was returned to members.
The NCLT order
Read from the document itself
- Bench
- Hyderabad Bench-1
- Case number
- CP (IB) No. 403/59/HDB/2020
- Order date
- 23 Jul 2021
The Corporate Person, BANJARA HOSPITAL PRIVATE LIMITED is hereby dissolved, with immediate effect.
What the bench said
The Liquidator has complied with all the conditions and procedural requirements as specified under Section 59 of IBC and Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Voluntary Liquidation Process) Regulations, 2017 before initiating voluntary liquidation process of the Corporate Person and we find that the affairs of the Corporate Person have been completely wound up as there is no assets in the Company and as such had voluntarily liquidated itself so as to get dissolved.
Why the company wound up
In the order's own words
Company was not carrying out any business for more than five years.
- What it was doing by the end
- Company was not carrying out for more than five years and not generating any revenue except interest income.
The wind-down, stage by stage
6 dated stages
- 5 Oct 2019 Declaration of solvency
- 23 Oct 2019 Liquidation commenced
- 26 Oct 2019 Public announcement
- 16 Jul 2021 Last hearing
- 23 Jul 2021 NCLT order
- 23 Jul 2021 Dissolved
Green marks a date from the IBBI register; blue marks a date read from an NCLT order.
The company behind the record
Identity, registration and capital
- MCA status
- Dissolved (Liquidated)
- Company class
- Private
- Category
- Company limited by shares
- Sub-category
- Non-government company
- Listing
- Unlisted
- State
- Telangana
- ROC
- ROC Hyderabad
- Industry
- Community, personal and Social Services
- PIN
- 500034
- Incorporated
- 18 Nov 1985
- Authorised capital
- Rs 1.00 Cr
- Paid-up capital
- Rs 96.00 L
- CIN
- U85110TG1985PTC005953
- Registered office
- Door No.8-2-465, Flat No.105, Studio Sycamore Road No.4, Opp Union Bank of India Banja,rahills,Hyderabad,Telangana,500034-India
The money, as the order printed it
Rs as stated in the document — not the crore figures above
What the company held
fixed deposits and bank balances
Creditors and claims
As the order records them
The Liquidator received claim from the Operational Creditor on 30/10/2019
Creditor approval
The Creditor of the Company has provided consent on 23/10/2019 for confirming the Special Resolution passed for voluntary liquidation.
Figures come from IBBI, NCLT, MCA and other official sources. Methodology · Report an error
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