Update on Joint Settlement Agreement with Consortium Lenders
PC Jeweller receives directions from DRAT to get back the keys and inventory of showrooms as the company complied with Joint Settlement Agreement with Consortium Lenders.
Regaining control of showrooms is likely to have a moderately positive impact on the company's operations and financial performance.
The announcement indicates a positive resolution to a dispute, with the company regaining control of its showrooms/premises.
* DRAT, Delhi had custody of keys and inventory of some PC Jeweller showrooms. * This was due to the Joint Settlement Agreement dated 30 September 2024, between the company and Consortium Lenders. * The company complied with the agreement terms and filed a Joint Application in DRAT, Delhi. * DRAT, Kolkata (holding additional charge of DRAT, Delhi) on 7 October 2025, allowed the Joint Application. * Directions issued for handover of keys and inventory to the company.
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