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Figure 1: Corporte Insolvency Resolution Process Figure 2: Mode of Closure of C
Figure 2: Mode of Closure of CIRPs Table 1: Corporate Insolvency Resolut
Year / Quarter
2016 - 17
2017 - 18
2018 - 19
2019 - 20
Apr - Jun, 2020
Jul - Sep, 2020
Oct - Dec, 2020
Jan - Mar, 2021
Apr - Jun, 2021
Total
Note: These CIRPs are in respect of 4447 CDs.
This excludes 1 CD which has moved directly fro
Source: Compilation from website of the NCLT
e 1: Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process
0 37 1 0 0 0
36 706 94 0 20 91
537 1157 151 97 79 306
1061 1982 331 210 140 542
1820 84 13 27 20 26
1818 96 28 39 35 82
1730 107 9 34 25 83
1686 246 21 36 41 158
1676 126 5 18 36 61
NA 4541 653 461 396 1349
These CIRPs are in respect of 4447 CDs.
xcludes 1 CD which has moved directly from BIFR to resolution
e: Compilation from website of the NCLT and filing by IPs
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(Number)
CIRPs at the
end of the
Period
36
537
1061
1820
1818
1730
1686
1676
1682
1682
Table 2: Sectoral Distribution Of CIRPs as on June 30, 2021
Sector
Manufacturing
Food, Beverages & Tobacco Products
Chemicals & Chemical Products
Electrical Machinery & Apparatus
Ongoing
650
86
59
50
27
68
105
89
118
48
343
115
49
3
176
196
164
31
70
44
184
1682
Table 3: Initiation of Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process
Outcome Description
≤ 01
> 01 ≤ 10
> 10 ≤ 50
> 50 ≤ 100
> 100 ≤ 1000
> 1000
Reason for Withdrawal*
230
112
72
18
20
6
179
36
25
100
118
Table 7: CIRPs ending with Orders for Liquidation till June 30, 2021
Note:
1. There were 73 CIRPs, where CDs were in BIFR or non-functional but had resolution value higher than liquidation value
* 2. Includes cases where no resolution plans were received and cases where liquidation value is zero or not estimated.
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No. of CIRPs initiated by
CD Total
121 1011
27 157
131 1192
an.
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Table 9: Status of Liquidation Processes as on June 30, 2021
*This excludes 11 cases where liquidation order has been set aside by NCLT / NCLAT / Supreme
Court.
# This includes cases where application for early dissolution has been filed with the NCLT.
** This includes 3 cases where CD has been sold as a going concern, however, submission of Final
Report is awaited.
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Table 10: Details of Closed Liquidations
NA NA 2/4/2021
0.06 0 3/23/2021
18.51^ 18.51^ 3/26/2021
e, 2021
0 0 4/5/2021
0.06 NA 6/14/2021
Circumstance
No. Amount
(₹ in Crore)
1 128.59
22 9409.61
52 8147.69
78 8917.42
1 60.13
154 26663.43
Table 14: Twelve Large Accounts
Completed
Electrosteel Steels Limited 13175 5320 40.38
Bhushan Steel Limited 56022 35571 63.5
Monnet Ispat and Energy 11015 2892 26.26
Essar Steel India Limited 49473 41018 82.91
Completed
183.45 Vedanta Ltd.
252.88 Bamnipal Steel Ltd.
123.35 Consortium of JSW and AION Investments Pvt. Ltd.
266.65 Arcelor Mittal India Pvt. Ltd.
Reliance Industries Limited, JM Financial Asset Reconstruction
115.39 Company Ltd., JMFARC - March 2018 Trust
*Vide order dated February 2, 2021, the Hon'ble NCLT has recalled its order dated September 28, 2018
which suspended the voluntary liquidation process of M/s. Central Inland Water Transport Corporation
Limited.
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(Number)
Liquidations at
the end of
period
173
302
444
430
438
446
518
521
521
221 2373
Table 24: Registration and Cancellation of Registrations of IPs
977
96
1812
2456
3004
3504
3670
3670
Table 25: Distribution of IPs as per their eligibility as on June 30, 2021
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Eligibility No. of IPs
Male Female Total
Member of ICAI 1845 167 2012
Member of ICSI 534 108 642
Member of ICMAI 170 16 186
Member of Bar Council 208 25 233
Managerial Experience 575 22 597
Total 3332 338 3670
Table 26: Age profile of IPs as on June 30, 2021
(Number)
Age Group (in years) Registered IPs IPs having AFA
IIIP ICAI ICSI IIP IPA of ICMAI Total IIIP ICAI ICSI IIP IPA of ICMAI
≤ 40 261 65 7 333 171 49 4
> 40 ≤ 50 809 369 51 1229 534 255 34
> 50 ≤ 60 722 290 80 1092 454 207 51
> 60 ≤ 70 468 297 168 933 282 200 132
> 70 ≤ 80 37 27 9 73 NA NA NA
> 80 ≤ 90 2 4 3 9 NA NA NA
> 90 1 0 0 1 NA NA NA
Total 2300 1052 318 3670 1441 711 221
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(Number)
ing AFA
Total
224
823
712
614
NA
NA
NA
2373
Table 27: Zone-wise Number of IPs in the Panel
No. of CIRPs
CD 112 264
OC 568 1656
FC 351 1709
Total 1031 3629
Table 29: IPEs as on June 30, 2021
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Quarter No. of IPEs
Recognised Derecognised At the end of the
Period
2016 - 17 (Jan - Mar) 3 0 3
2017 - 18 73 1 75
2018 - 19 13 40 48
2019 - 20 23 2 69
2020 - 21 14 0 83
Apr - Jun, 2021 1 0 84
Total 127 43 84
Table 30A: Activities by IPAs
Period Number of
Pre-registration Courses CPE Programmes Training Other
conducted conducted Workshops Workshops/
for Ips Webinars/
Roundtables/
seminars
2018 - 19 16 - 07 100
2019 - 20 11 30 9 157
Jan - Mar, 2021 14 193 66 102
Apr - Jun, 2021 8 23 7 10
Total 49 246 89 369
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Disciplinary Complaints
Orders Issued forwarded by
IBBI disposed
04 11
9 127
42 102
4 0
59 240
Table 30B: CPE hours earned by the IPs
84
1644
183
238
292
817
438
246
2
122
78
1
18
8
1
0
4172
Table 32B: Registered Valuers (Entities) as on June 30, 2021