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Videocon Industries Limited

Corporate insolvency resolution — proceedings ongoing · source: IBBI register

MCA industry: Community, personal and Social Services · listed public limited company · incorporated 1986 · 31 years old at admission

Sector Electronics & Electricals Bench NCLT Mumbai CIN L99999MH1986PLC103624 Admitted 6 Jun 2018 Initiated by State Bank of India Last process activity 24 Jul 2026 · claims re-verified · active
CIRP statutory clock · day 3,059 of the process
180d
base
270d
extended
330d
outer limit
Admitted 6 Jun 2018 · 3,059 days elapsed Past the 330-day outer limit — as 72% of concluded cases are; extension is at the Court's discretion
One consolidated insolvency process for 13 companies
The NCLT consolidated the insolvency processes of these 13 companies on 8 Aug 2019. They run as one process, with one committee of creditors and one list of creditors; the claims on this page are for the whole group.
Also in this process: Applicomp (India) Limited, CE India Limited, Century Appliances Limited, Electroworld Digital Solutions Limited, Evans Fraser and Co (Lndia) Limited, Millennium Appliances Lndia Limited, PE Electronics Limited, Sky Appliances Limited, Techno Electronics Limited, Techno Kart India Limited, Value Industries Limited, Videocon Telecommunications Limited.

Claims — past the ninety-day period. The ninety days from admission that regulation 12 allows ended 4 Sep 2018. A claim filed now must state its reasons for the delay, and it is for Abhijit Guhathakurta to accept or reject it. How claims are filed →

Public Announcement
—
CIRP admission notice
EoI Deadline
—
expression of interest
PRA List
—
prospective applicants
Objections By
—
to provisional list
In CIRP
8y 4mo
since admission
Statutory Position
Day 3059
past 330-day limit
An earlier resolution plan that did not stand
A resolution plan was approved by the NCLT on 8 Jun 2021 but did not stand; the insolvency process is running again. That plan's figures, kept as history: admitted claims ₹64,938.63Cr · plan value ₹2,962.02Cr · haircut 95.44%.

Intelligence note

Admitted 6 Jun 2018 by the Mumbai bench on a petition by State Bank of India. Running 3,059 days as of 21 Oct 2026 (resolved-case median: 630 days). Abhijit Guhathakurta is the resolution professional. Claims filed ₹72,381.22 Cr, ₹64,534.61 Cr admitted so far (as on 24 Jul 2026).

The NCLT approved Twin Star Technologies' plan on 8 Jun 2021; NCLAT set that approval aside on 5 Jan 2022 and sent the plan back to the committee of creditors. Since 14 Feb 2022 the process has been held under a Supreme Court status quo. The plan figures shown are those of the set-aside plan. On 14 May 2026 the NCLAT held that the group's foreign oil and gas assets are not part of this process.

Claims at a glance

full split →
FC 95%
OC 5%
Other 0%
Total admitted ₹64,534.61 Cr · as on 24 Jul 2026

Case details

CIN
L99999MH1986PLC103624
Incorporated
1986
Registered State
Maharashtra
NCLT Bench
Mumbai
Petition
CP (IB)-02 (MB)-2018
Initiated by
State Bank of India
Commencement
6 Jun 2018

NCLT Mumbai: median 550 days admission → verdict · 34% of concluded matters ended in plan approval (n=1,269, full record) · all benches →

Plan at a glance

from the plan-approval order of 8 Jun 2021
The deal
₹2,962.02 Crores, 4.15% of the ₹71,433.75 Crores claimed
Winning plan
Twin Star Technologies Limited, with 95.09% of the CoC vote
Also in the race: V-Shape Investment Management Limited (plan submitted), Mr. V.N. Dhoot (proposal for restructuring of domestic assets / Section 12A application) (rejected by the CoC)
Funding
Financial Creditors receive ₹200 crores upfront, ₹2,700 crores of NCDs at 6.65% p.a., available cash balances and 8% VIL equity.
Shares
Existing equity is extinguished to Nil for each of the 13 Corporate Debtors; financial creditors receive 8% equity in VIL with a 3-year lock-in.
Payout period
NCDs redeemable over a period up to 6 years from the Closing Date in 5 instalments
Who gets what (₹ crore)
Admitted Provided in the plan % of admitted
Financial creditors 61,773.01 2,900.00 4.7%
Operational and other creditors 3,165.62 62.02 2.0%
All creditors 64,938.63 2,962.02 4.6%
All creditors together: about 5 paise for every ₹1 of admitted claims.

Recent movement

full timeline →
20 Sep 2021
Dismissed
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
29 Sep 2021
NCLT order
I A NO 2234 MB C II 2020 IN CP IB 02 MB C II 2018 read the order ↗
5 Jan 2022
Resolution plan set aside
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
14 May 2026
Others - i.a. no. 2190 of 2021 & i.a. no. 2828 of 2023, 5930 of 2024, 1299 of 2025 in ca
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
Ongoing
Under CIRP — outcome awaited
No resolution plan approval or liquidation order yet in our sources

The plan

from the NCLT plan-approval order
CoC approval
95.09% voting share · 19th meeting · voted 11 Nov 2020
How the plan pays
·Plan provides ₹2,962.02 Cr against ₹71,433.75 Cr claimed, 4.15%, a 95.85% haircut. Financial creditors get ₹200 crore upfront, ₹2,700 crore of NCDs at 6.65% and 8% of equity; dissenting unsecured financial creditors get nil. Performance guarantee ₹296.2 crore.

EoI / Form-G detail

invitation dated 18 Jan 2022
Plan submission by
19 Mar 2022
Evaluation matrix issued
17 Feb 2022
Dates as captured from IBBI on 30 Aug 2026
Form-G notices on record
Form G EoI last dateFinal PRA list Plans dueRemark
latest18 Jan 2022——19 Mar 2022PDF
1 Nov 2019——26 Dec 2019PDF

Case timeline

◆ RP changed during process
12 Dec 2017
Withdrawn
NCLT order · C P NO 1394 MAH 2017 read the order ↗
27 Mar 2018
NCLT order
MA NO 224 2018 IN C P NO IB 02 MB 2018 read the order ↗
6 Jun 2018
CIRP commenced
Insolvency proceedings began · NCLT Mumbai
10 Jul 2018
RP
12 further events in between
5 Oct 2018
NCLT order
MA 1092 2018 IN CP NO 02 IBC MB MAH 2018 read the order ↗
13 Mar 2019
NCLT order
MA 1300 2018 IN C P IB 02 MB 2018 read the order ↗
6 Jun 2019
IRP
4 Jul 2019
NCLAT appeal
25 Jul 2019
RP
8 Aug 2019
Consolidation of proceedings
NCLT order · MA 1306 2018 read the order ↗
22 Aug 2019
NCLT order
MA 2385 2019 IN CP 02 2018 read the order ↗
30 Aug 2019
Dismissed
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
12 Feb 2020
NCLT order
8 Jun 2021
Resolution plan approved
19 Jul 2021
Stay
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
9 Aug 2021
Dismissed
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
20 Sep 2021
Dismissed
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
29 Sep 2021
NCLT order
I A NO 2234 MB C II 2020 IN CP IB 02 MB C II 2018 read the order ↗
5 Jan 2022
Resolution plan set aside
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
14 May 2026
Others - i.a. no. 2190 of 2021 & i.a. no. 2828 of 2023, 5930 of 2024, 1299 of 2025 in ca
NCLAT appeal read the order ↗
Ongoing
Under CIRP — outcome awaited
No resolution plan approval or liquidation order yet in our sources

Personal guarantor proceedings

1 order · as listed by IBBI under this company

Insolvency cases against individuals who guaranteed this company's loans. They run separately from the company's own process; a professional named here acts for the guarantor, not the company.

4 Jun 2024
Admission of application in PG case
Order title on IBBI: State Bank of India Rajkumar Nandlal Dhoot, [C.P. (IB) NO. 1195-MB-2020
Professional named in the order: Asish Narayan
read the order ↗

Company

MCA master · as on 12 Jun 2026
Type
Public · Company limited by shares
Listing
Listed
Incorporated
4 Sep 1986
Authorised capital
₹1,500.00 Cr
Paid-up capital
₹334.46 Cr
Industry (MCA)
Community, personal and Social Services
ROC
ROC Mumbai
Company status
Under CIRP
Registered address
14. K.M Stone, Aurangabad Paithan Road Village Chittegaon, Taluka Paithan, Aurangabad, Maharashtra, 431105, India

Claims filing history

10 versions filed with IBBI · latest as on 24 Jul 2026
Latest claims position · version 10, as on 24 Jul 2026, filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
Creditor class (as IBBI lists it) Claims Claimed Admitted Admitted %
Secured financial creditors (other than financial creditors belonging to any class of creditors) 22 ₹59,258.51 Cr ₹58,204.42 Cr 98%
Unsecured financial creditors (other than financial creditors belonging to any class of creditors) 27 ₹4,308.57 Cr ₹3,130.84 Cr 73%
Operational creditors (Workmen) 313 ₹68.72 Cr ₹13.57 Cr 20%
Operational creditors (Employees) 2479 ₹107.53 Cr ₹36.53 Cr 34%
Operational creditors (Government Dues) 121 ₹4,146.45 Cr ₹1,855.02 Cr 45%
Operational creditors (other than Workmen and Employees and Government Dues) 1356 ₹4,322.30 Cr ₹1,128.23 Cr 26%
Other creditors, if any, (other than financial creditors and operational creditors) 87 ₹169.13 Cr ₹166.00 Cr 98%
Total 4405 ₹72,381.22 Cr ₹64,534.61 Cr 89%
Of ₹72,381.22 Cr claimed, ₹64,534.61 Cr stands admitted — 89 paise per ₹1 claimed. ₹7,463.22 Cr was not admitted. Classes with no claims are not shown.
Source: IBBI claims summary for this version · IBBI PDF ↓. Claims are revised as the process runs; this page shows the latest version only.
v10 · latest
as on 24 Jul 2026 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v9
as on 6 Apr 2026 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v8
as on 9 Jan 2026 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v7
as on 13 Dec 2024 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v6
as on 18 Apr 2024 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
Show all 10 versions
v5
as on 26 Jun 2023 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v4
as on 6 Sep 2022 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v3
as on 25 Apr 2022 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v2
as on 6 Jan 2022 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta
v1
as on 17 Nov 2020 · filed by Abhijit Guhathakurta

Committee of creditors

As recorded in the plan-approval order of 8 Jun 2021
CreditorClassVoting shareVoteAdmitted
State Bank of India18.05%for
IDBI Bank16.06%for
Union Bank of India + Corporation Bank + Andhra Bank9.07%for
Central Bank of India8.43%for
Bank of Baroda + Vijaya Bank + Dena Bank6.93%for
ICICI Bank5.47%for
Punjab National Bank + Oriental Bank of Commerce + United Bank of India5.02%for
Indian Bank + Allahabad Bank4.94%for
EXIM Bank3.83%for
Bank of India3.76%for
Canara Bank3.14%for
Indian Overseas Bank2.98%for
Syndicate Bank2.81%for
LIC of India2.35%for
Bank of Maharashtra1.97%against
UCO Bank1.78%for
IFCI1.03%against
DB Trustees (Hongkong) Ltd0.87%abstained
Banco BPM Societa Per Azioni0.50%abstained
Yes Bank0.23%abstained
Federal Bank0.17%for
J & K Bank0.15%for
Morgan Securities & Credits Pvt Ltd0.12%abstained
Barclays Bank PLC0.11%for
Goldman Sachs International0.064%abstained
SIDBI0.053%against
Axis Bank0.039%for
ABG Shipyard Ltd0.024%against
Morgan Stanley & Co International PLC0.013%abstained
Nomura International PLC0.010%abstained
Followel Engineering Limited0.0095%abstained
Kothari Metals Limited0.0052%abstained
Hewlett Packard Financial Services (India) Pvt Ltd.0.0021%abstained
Latur Urban Co-operative Bank0.00053%abstained
Hind Filters Limited0.00003%abstained
The CoC of the consolidated CIRP had 35 members, all financial creditors.
Dissenting creditors: Dissenting FCs shall not receive less than liquidation entitlement; the Tribunal directs full liquidation-value payment in cash upfront before assenting FCs.
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Key parties
Resolution Professional
21 IBBI mandates · 0 of 1 resolved plan beat the liquidation floor
IRP at commencement
Anuj Jain → · Jun 2019
Per IBBI's register of insolvency professionals, read 5 Oct 2026
CIRP initiated by
State Bank of India

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