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    JAIPRAKASH ASSOCIATES AUCTION

    Jaiprakash Associates bid: Vedanta offers Rs 4,000 cr upfront payment, rest over 5-6 years

    Vedanta Ltd has emerged as the highest bidder for debt-ridden Jaiprakash Associates Ltd (JAIL), offering a net present value of Rs 12,505 crore. The payment will be staggered, with Rs 4,000 crore paid post-NCLT approval and the balance over 5-6 years. This acquisition complements Vedanta's existing businesses and leverages JAL's assets in power, real estate, and mining.

    Vedanta to pour Rs 17,000 cr into Jaiprakash Associates, beats Adani bid

    Vedanta won the bid for Jaiprakash Associates with a ₹17,000-crore offer. It outbid Adani Enterprises in the insolvency battle. The deal involves major cement facilities. Only Vedanta and Adani submitted binding offers. Other suitors like Jindal Power and Dalmia Bharat did not participate. The Committee of Creditors will review Vedanta's winning bid. The resolution process for Jaiprakash Associates faced delays.

    Race for investment in JP Power ahead of parent auction today

    Adani Power, Kotak Alternate Assets, Vedanta, and Oaktree are vying for JP Power's ₹3,800 crore CCPS, potentially gaining a 25% stake and triggering an open offer for a controlling share. This move could give the winning bidder an edge in acquiring parent company Jaiprakash Associates, which is up for auction with a base price of ₹12,000 crore.

    Lenders of bankrupt Jaiprakash Associates to meet Friday; challenge process among 5 bidders likely

    Lenders of Jaiprakash Associates Ltd (JAL), currently undergoing insolvency proceedings, will convene on Friday to discuss the 'challenge process' among five bidders, including Adani Group and Dalmia Bharat, aiming to maximize asset value. This process, with a minimum bid of Rs 12,000 crore, seeks the highest financial proposal.

    Lenders stuck as Adani's unconditional bid for JP Associates faces higher, conditional offers

    Lenders of debt-laden JP Associates are facing a dilemma over Adani Enterprises’ ₹12,600 crore unconditional bid, which is not the highest but offers clarity and assurance. Other bidders like Dalmia Cement, Jindal Power, and Vedanta have submitted higher but conditional offers, primarily tied to unresolved land disputes. Under IBC, lenders can accept an unconditional bid even if it's not the highest.

    Biggest play: NARCL offers ₹10,000 crore for JP Associates' loans

    In the case of JAL, State Bank of India has the largest debt hold at 26%, followed by ICICI Bank at 19% and IDBI Bank at 11%. The company has total principal outstanding debt of ₹17,700 crore as of March 2023. This includes ₹650 crore that Ares SSG Capital-backed Asset Care & Reconstruction Enterprises (ACRE) acquired from Yes Bank and Karnataka Bank. The people said NARCL's ₹10,000 crore offer excludes the debt held by ARCE.

    The Economic Times
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