RCom says lenders oppose China Development Bank's insolvency petition
RCom lenders have also decided to appoint J. Sagar Associates as legal counsel to oppose China Development Bank's insolvency petition at the admission stage itself01-12-2017
RCom says lenders oppose China Development Bank's insolvency petition
RCom lenders have also decided to appoint J. Sagar Associates as legal counsel to oppose China Development Bank's insolvency petition at the admission stage itselfChina Development Bank takes RCom to NCLT: Will Anil Ambani-led telco go the Essar Steel way?
China Development Bank (CDB) filed an insolvency petition on 24 November against Reliance Communications to recover its loan of $1.78 billion (Rs 11,460 crore), according to media reports.Tough time for Anil Ambani as Chinese lender drags RCom to NCLT
Reliance Communications owes Rs 11,460 crore ($1.78 billion) to the CDB, which accounts for around 37 per cent of the company's Rs 45,000 crore debt.Press Release / Media Release
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