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Voluntary liquidation · IBC s.59

Kiepe Electric India Private Limited

Company Haryana MCA · Dissolved under section 59(8)

The wind-down at a glance. Follow the recorded outcome, financials and people behind this company.

Process record Dissolution recorded

24 Feb 2026

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What did the wind-down return?

Reported financials ₹ crore, shown in lakh below ₹1 crore

Assets realised
₹83.00 L
Value realised from assets
Paid to creditors
₹0
No creditor dues reported
Surplus to members
₹0
A zero surplus is recorded

Where the money went

Share of realisation
Creditors · 0.0%₹0
Expenses · 100.0%₹83.00 L
Members · 0.0%₹0

Amount due to creditors: ₹0. No payout percentage is calculated against zero or negative dues.

All financial figures & reading notes
Amounts as recorded for this voluntary liquidation
Realisation of assets₹83.00 L
Amount due to creditors₹0
Amount paid to creditors₹0
Liquidation expenses₹83.00 L
Surplus to members₹0

"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 register
Time to dissolve596 days

22 days faster than the median of 618 days across 1,583 completed wind-downs

Cost of the wind-down100.0% of realisation

the median is 9.5%

Surplus returnedNo

72% of completed wind-downs returned a surplus to members

Size₹83.00 L

above the median realisation of ₹66.00 L

Reading this record

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.

The NCLT order

Read from the document itself

Bench
CHANDIGARH BENCH (COURT-II)
Case number
CP (IB) No. 84/Chd/Hry/2025
Order date
24 Feb 2026

Dissolved effective order date

What the bench said

The affairs of the Company and its assets have been completely liquidated. Moreover, it is not the case that the proposed liquidation/dissolution of the Applicant Company is going to adversely affect its shareholders/creditors or that such dissolution is contrary to the provisions of any law. No allegation of fraud has been made by any party. Further, there are no creditors, and Regulatory compliance has been duly done.

Statutory observations

The RoC filed its report in compliance with the Order dated 27.05.2025 and stated that no inquiry/inspection/complaint/legal action is pending against the Company.

24 Feb 2026 · CP (IB) No. 84/Chd/Hry/2025 · 11 pages Read the order

Why the company wound up

In the order's own words

The Company had not been engaged in any business activities for a very long period of time.

What it was set up to do
for conducting business of development, manufacture, and distribution of all kinds of electrical engineering equipment, power and propulsion systems, complementary technical office equipment; maintenance, technical support, testing, installation, commissioning, warranty support and supply of spare parts of all kinds of electronic control, media and communication equipment, as well as power and propulsion systems; the provisions of services, development and implementation of technical and industrial software projects in the areas of automation and control of, inter alia, electronic, mechanical and locomotive equipment; and the provision of services, development and implementation of software projects for information technology as well as computing.
What it was doing by the end
Since incorporation, the Applicant Company had applied only for one tender with Integral Coach Factory (ICF), Chennai during the Financial Year 2021 and the tender was not awarded to the Applicant Company. Accordingly, no business activity has been performed in the Applicant Company till date.

The wind-down, stage by stage

10 dated stages

596 days to dissolve
  1. 12 Jun 2024 Board resolution to wind up
  2. 8 Jul 2024 Liquidation commenced
  3. 16 Jul 2024 Public announcement
  4. 6 Aug 2024 Last date for creditors to claim
  5. 21 Aug 2024 Preliminary report
  6. 3 Feb 2025 Final report
  7. 3 Feb 2025 Final report filed with the ROC
  8. 3 Feb 2025 Final report filed with IBBI
  9. 24 Feb 2026 NCLT order
  10. 24 Feb 2026 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 under section 59(8)
Company class
Private
Category
Company limited by shares
Sub-category
Non-government company
Listing
Unlisted
State
Haryana
ROC
ROC Delhi
Industry
Manufacturing (Machinery and Equipments)
PIN
121102
Incorporated
4 Jun 2020
Authorised capital
₹2.00 Cr
Paid-up capital
₹1.20 Cr
Registered office
51/4 KM STONE VILLAGE & PO BAGHOLA,PALWAL,Faridabad,Haryana,121102-India
Company registry · MCA data as on 12 Jun 2026. Capital figures are shown separately from the wind-down financials.

The money, as the order printed it

₹ as stated in the document — not the crore figures above

What the company held

Bank balance of ₹82,99,963/-

These are the figures the NCLT order prints, in rupees. The crore figures higher up the page come from IBBI's outcome file. They are different measurements from different sources and are shown separately on purpose — the Cr/Lakh switch does not touch them.

Creditors and claims

As the order records them

No claim has been received by the Liquidator from any stakeholder in response to the public announcement made by the Liquidator as on date.

Creditor approval

As per the declaration of solvency, as the company did not have any creditors, consent of the creditors in the meeting was not required as per the provisions of Section 59(3) of the Code for approving the resolution for voluntary winding up the Company.

Litigation and delays

The frictions the order records

Litigation

No litigation is pending against the Applicant Company.

Why it took as long as it did

Due to inadvertent delay, the Liquidator was unable to complete the liquidation within 90 days ... Due to inadvertent delay in appointments of professionals, legal aspects and the pendency of remittance of funds to M/s Knorr-Bremse Systeme Fur Schienenfahrzeuge GmBH, Germany

Figures come from IBBI, NCLT, MCA and other official sources. Methodology · Report an error

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