Future Enterprises has defaulted on repayment of Rs 2,911.51 crore of loans to lenders
Future Enterprise Ltd (FEL) has defaulted on repayment of Rs 2,911.51 crore of loans to its lenders, missing 30 days of review period. The company was required to pay an aggregate amount of Rs 2,911.51 crore between March 23 and March 31, 2022, to various consortium banks and lenders, a regulatory filing said. The Kishore Biyani-led Future group had a review period of 30 days as per the scheme of One Time Restructuring (OTR) for COVID-hit companies with its consortium of banks. "The Company was unable to discharge the above Obligations to Banks / Lenders under the review period of 30 days, as the Company was not able to complete the monetisation of the specified investments as contemplated in OTR Plan (as defined the said Agreement), on Due Dates," said a regulatory filing from FEL. The filing showed that it defaulted on payments on March 31. FEL's total financial Indebtedness of the listed entity including short-term and long-term debt is Rs 6,778.29 crore, the filing added. Ear
Debt-ridden Future Enterprises Ltd (FEL) on Tuesday said it has defaulted on payment of Rs 29.33 crore as interest on non-convertible debentures (NCDs). The due date for payment was April 18, 2022, it said in a regulatory filing. This is the third default by the Kishore Biyani-led Future group firm this month. On April 12, FEL had informed the exchanges about default on payment of Rs 9.10 crore interest on NCDs and Rs 1.22 crore on April 15. The latest default is on the interest of securities issued for a sum of Rs 300 crore. FEL has defaulted on interest for the period between April 17, 2021 to April 17, 2022, it said. The debentures are secured and have a coupon rate of 9.75 per cent per annum. Earlier this month, FEL had announced a default of Rs 2,835.65 crore towards its consortium of banks. The due date was March 31, 2022. FEL has defaulted on several payments in the last two months. In March, it had defaulted twice -- for Rs 19.16 crore and Rs 93.99 crore owed to banks.
The latest default is on the interest of securities issued for a sum of Rs 25 crore.
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