Jaiprakash Associates Limited (JAL), which went into insolvency on June 3, 2024, has received revised resolution plans from 5 bidders, as per the news reports. The lenders had earlier asked applicants to drop conditional clauses from their proposals. While updates were filed, most plans remain only marginally changed, with some conditions still in place.
As per reports, the committee of creditors (CoC) will decide whether to reopen negotiations on commercial terms or move directly to a challenge round. In the challenge process, all bidders place their offers in real time.
As per reports, PNC Infratech has applied to the Competition Commission of India (CCI) for approval of its bid to acquire JAL. Earlier, Dalmia Bharat secured CCI clearance on August 5, 2025. Applications from Adani Group and PNC Infratech are still under review.
The 5 applicants are Adani Group, Dalmia Group, Vedanta Group, Jindal Power, and PNC Infratech. Each has met separately with the CoC to discuss the commercial and legal details of their proposals.
Read more: Bidders for Jaiprakash Associates are Asked to Submit Revised Bids, Unconditional Plans!
As per reports, a major point of uncertainty is JAL’s 1,000-hectare Sports City project in Greater Noida. The Allahabad High Court upheld the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority’s decision to cancel the land allotment earlier this year.
The matter is now pending before the Supreme Court. Several bids are linked to the final outcome of this case.
Jaypee Infratech, now owned by Suraksha group, plans to move court against the rejection of its offer, as per the report. The resolution professional had rejected the bid, citing inadequate earnest deposit funds.
Creditors’ admitted claims against JAL are over ₹59,000 crore. Based on the bids submitted, banks may face haircuts of up to 79%.
As of August 18, 2025, 10:33 AM, Jaiprakash Associates share price was trading at ₹4.01, a 5.20% decrease from the previous close.
The resolution of JAL’s insolvency remains tied to the CoC’s decision on the challenge round and ongoing regulatory approvals. With creditors’ claims crossing ₹59,000 crore and bids linked to pending legal cases, the process continues to move forward under close scrutiny.
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Published on: Aug 18, 2025, 11:56 AM IST
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