while whatever you have shared is facts, all this like you said has no significant weight on the acquirers since they clear all amounts/defaults according to their resolution plans.
There is no further demand or scrutiny which can be taken forward by existing or new creditors regarding the past once the NCLT has approved the resolution plan, there maybe certain cases of plant closures or shutdowns which may have been done in the past due to environmental issues, but i dont think so there can be anymore demand on the funds side of things once the rp is approved.
keeping it simple again, one would only invest if they see value, all these transactions would for sure be in mind before becoming a prospective resolution applicant. Regarding the listing, maybe yes, maybe no, i dont think that plays any part in this discussion, because we see acquirers coming in through cirp route constantly, so no point in going against the facts
it would be very helpful if you could shares more problems which can be faced by the acquirers, it would maybe add to my base since whatever CIRP cases i am tracking once the mgmt changes/changed, the only thing that changed were numbers (sometimes for the worst), efficiencies (increased) and business clarity.
lastly, i completely agree that life is not simple, you need to measure the odds and play it in your favour. Strictly keeping risk to reward in mind, till now IBC has been great for me, maybe thats because i have been able to keep it simple (its not easy for sure) by following change, or maybe its beginner’s luck.
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