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    Ashdan, Yash Shares in a duel to acquire Rolta India

    Lenders prepare to vote on revised bids for Rolta India to choose the buyer, with Ashdan leading despite challenges. The company's debt amounts to ₹14,000 crore, and an appeal to the appellate tribunal is still an option.

    Ashdan properties leads race to acquire Rolta India

    Ashdan made a ₹850-crore cash offer to creditors, beating bids by Patanjali and MGN, following which the committee of creditors (CoC) decided not to go ahead with another round of bidding, people familiar with the matter said. In February, the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) had allowed lenders to seek rebids for Rolta following a plea by Baba Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved to make an offer for the company after the deadline for submitting fresh bids lapsed.

    Patanjali's late bid for Rolta spurs more to join the race

    Welspun Group's MGN Agro Properties and Mumbai-based B-Right Real Estate have successfully petitioned the NCLT to also submit bids. In fact, the Mumbai bench of the NCLT gave all new bidders time till February 25 to submit a formal expression of interest.

    Patanjali enters race with all-cash offer of ₹830 crore to acquire Rolta India

    Patanjali Ayurved has made a late bid to acquire debt-laden Rolta India with an all-cash offer of approximately ₹830 crore. This bid comes after Ashdan Properties was declared the highest bidder by banks last week. Patanjali Ayurved approached the National Company Law Tribunal in Mumbai, requesting lenders to consider its offer. The tribunal has put the onus on the committee of creditors to decide whether to entertain the bid since it emerged after the completion of the bidding process.

    Pune realtor Ashdan's bid tops 8 offers for debt of Rolta India

    Pune-based real estate developer Ashdan Properties emerges as the highest bidder to take over the ₹14,000 crore debt of Rolta India with a bid valued at close to ₹760 crore on a net present value (NPV) basis. The bid beats eight other bidders including data centre company Cyfuture India and Jai Corp vice chairman Virendra Jain.

    Nine bidders submit plans for Rolta India which owes Rs 14,000 crore

    People aware of the development told ET that resolution plans have come from Rashmi Metaliks, United Biotech, Real Value Infotech Projects, Cyfuture India, Square Four Housing & Infrastructure Development, Ashdan Properties, Quant Efficient, and Yash Shares. One individual, Viren Jain, has also submitted a final bid.

    The Economic Times
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