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    HNGIL revival kicks off with Kolkata as Madhvani Group's INSCO takes charge

    Uganda's Madhvani Group, through INSCO, has successfully acquired Hindustan National Glass & Industries Ltd (HNGIL) for Rs 2,250 crore. New chairman Shrai Madhvani visited Kolkata facilities, outlining a revival plan with Rs 1,000 crore capex for modernization and diversification. Employees express optimism about the group's global turnaround expertise.

    INSCO completes acquisition of HNGIL under IBC process

    Independent Sugar Corporation completed its acquisition of Hindustan National Glass & Industries. This concludes a seven-year insolvency case. The Rs 2,250 crore resolution plan received all regulatory approvals. A new board now leads HNGIL. INSCO plans to modernize operations, expand product lines, and strengthen market presence. This aims to restore HNGIL's market position and contribute to national growth.

    Madhvani Group’s INSCO completes acquisition of Hindustan National Glass under IBC

    Independent Sugar Corporation Limited completed its acquisition of Hindustan National Glass & Industries Limited. This happened under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The National Company Law Tribunal approved the 2,250 crore rupee resolution plan. INSCO assumed full control of the company. A new board now leads HNGIL. The Madhvani Group plans significant investments in India.

    Cerberus Capital, IFC to fund Madhvani group's Hindusthan National Glass buyout

    Hindusthan National Glass and Industries Limited (HNG) was admitted for insolvency proceedings in October 2021 at the behest of DBS Bank, a financial creditor. Protracted litigation has delayed its insolvency resolution process by years. Typically, companies undergoing insolvency need to find a resolution within 330 days.

    NCLT orders ex-promoters of HNG to repay defrauded Rs 42 cr amount to debtors

    The NCLT has ordered Hindusthan National Glass & Industries' former promoters to return ₹42.46 crore, which they allegedly misappropriated, within two months. Failing this, recovery will be made from their properties. The tribunal has also directed the Resolution Professional to initiate criminal proceedings against Sanjay and Mukul Somany under the IBC.

    Auditor flags Rs 63 crore as potentially fraudulent transactions in HNG

    BDO India detected fraudulent transactions worth Rs 63.34 crore under HNG's former management, involving entities like Rafbrix International and Durvish Vyapaar. The NCLT approved INSCO's Rs 2,250 crore resolution plan to revive the debt-ridden glass manufacturer. INSCO will invest upfront cash and modernize equipment, gaining complete control after a monitoring phase.

    The Economic Times
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