Satin Creditcare sells ₹265.79 Crore stressed assets to ARC for ₹86.14 Crore
The transaction involves a significant amount of stressed assets (₹265.79 Crore) and directly impacts the company's asset quality and financial statements, making it a moderate impact event.
The sale of stressed financial assets helps in cleaning up the company's balance sheet and improving asset quality, which is a positive step for its financial health, despite the discount.
* Satin Creditcare Network Limited announced on September 26, 2025, that its Working Committee of Board of Directors approved the sale of stressed financial assets. * The assets had an outstanding value of ₹265.79 Crore, including principal and interest accrued as of August 31, 2025. * These assets were sold to an Asset Reconstruction Company (ARC) through an Open Bid Method. * The sale was completed for a consideration amounting to ₹86.14 Crore.
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