Shrenik Limited (In CIRP): List of Creditors Disclosed, Total Claims ₹2,853 Crore
Shrenik Limited (In CIRP) disclosed its list of creditors as of August 21, 2026. Total claims admitted are ₹2,853.03 crore. Major financial creditors include Punjab National Bank (₹1,101.88 crore), SBI (₹723.45 crore), and Aditya Birla Capital (₹18.22 crore). Claims are provisionally admitted.
The disclosure of creditors and their claims is a significant procedural step in the CIRP. It provides clarity on the financial obligations and the parties involved, which is crucial for the resolution process and potential future restructuring or liquidation. The total claim amount is substantial.
The announcement is a routine disclosure of creditors' list as part of the insolvency resolution process and does not contain information that inherently improves or deteriorates the company's financial standing or future prospects at this stage.
Shrenik Limited, currently undergoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), has disclosed its list of creditors as of August 21, 2026. The total amount claimed by creditors stands at ₹2,853.03 crore, with the same amount provisionally admitted. The Committee of Creditors, constituted on August 21, 2026, comprises financial creditors.
Key financial creditors include Punjab National Bank with a claim of ₹1,101.88 crore (59.77% voting share), State Bank of India with ₹723.45 crore (39.24% voting share), and Aditya Birla Capital Ltd with ₹18.22 crore (0.99% voting share). These are all secured financial creditors.
The disclosure also categorizes other claims, including secured financial creditors (other than those belonging to any class of creditors) totaling ₹1,843.55 crore, operational creditors (Government Dues) amounting to ₹80.53 crore, and operational creditors (other than workmen, employees, and government dues) totaling ₹20.42 crore. The total number of creditors is 10.
The claims are admitted provisionally, subject to verification and receipt of further documentation from claimants and the suspended Board of Directors. The Interim Resolution Professional, CA Rahul Nareshbhai Shah, made the disclosure.
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