ATLANTAA LIMITED: Newspaper Publication regarding Default
ATLANTAA LIMITED has issued a newspaper notice regarding promoter defaults on a loan of ₹50.36 Lakhs. The company has taken possession of collateral property and warned against third-party transactions. Promoters have 60 days to clear dues.
Promoter defaults can significantly impact a company's financial health, reputation, and operational stability, leading to a high impact.
The announcement details a default on loan payments by the company's promoters, which is a negative development.
ATLANTAA LIMITED has published a newspaper notice regarding the default of loan and other charges by its promoters and co-promoters. The company has stated that the promoters have failed to repay the outstanding loan amount and other charges as per the loan agreement.
The notice specifies that the promoters have defaulted on a loan of ₹50,36,210/- and other charges, with the last date for repayment being 27.04.2026. The company has also mentioned that the promoters have failed to clear the outstanding loan amount and other charges as per the loan agreement. The company has taken possession of the collateral property as per the law.
The notice further states that the company has taken possession of the collateral property as per the law. The promoters have been warned against creating any third-party rights or any other transaction related to the collateral property. Any such transaction will be considered void and the promoters will be liable for all the consequences.
The company has also provided details of the collateral property, which includes land and building located at Survey No. 72/2, 73/1, Village Kadam, Taluka Panhala, District Kolhapur, Maharashtra. The property is mortgaged to the company as collateral security for the loan. The promoters have been instructed to clear the outstanding loan amount and other charges within 60 days from the date of this notice. Failure to do so may result in further action by the company.
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ATLANTAA LIMITED filed this with the NSE as a statutory disclosure, categorised under fraud/defaults disclosure. It is a primary document, not a recommendation, and the desk marks it high impact, which is the band that most often changes something.
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