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Jio在SBI托管账户中存入了3720亿卢比，完成了对Reliance Infratel的收购
在周四提交给孟买证券交易所的一份文件中，电信服务提供商Reliance Jio的母公司Reliance Industries表示，“RITL今天向RPPMSL分配了5000万股每股10卢比的股权，以现金形式，总计5000万卢比;以及372.00亿零息可选完全可转换债券，每张10卢比，以现金支付，共计377.2亿卢比。”
去年11月,国家公司法法庭孟买的NCLT批准了Reliance项目和物业管理服务有限公司(RPPMSL)对RITL的收购Jio该调查调查了电信运营商的塔台业务，等待在印度国家银行托管账户中存入3720亿卢比。
在周四提交给孟买证券交易所的一份文件中，电信服务提供商Reliance Jio的母公司Reliance Industries表示，“RITL今天向RPPMSL分配了5000万股每股10卢比的股权，以现金形式，总计5000万卢比;以及372.00亿零息可选完全可转换债券，每张10卢比，以现金支付，共计377.2亿卢比。”
RCom在另一份提交给交易所的文件中表示，“日期为2022年12月22日的托管协议(“托管协议”)已在RITL、印度国家银行和中国国家开发银行的贷款人代表、RPPMSL、Anish Nanavaty先生(作为授权签署人)和印度国家银行(作为账户银行)之间签署，目的是记录根据11月21日命令设立的托管账户的管理条款。”
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RIL还通知交易所，已收到NCLT和印度竞争委员会的批准，不需要进一步的政府/监管批准。
这结束了拖延已久的RITL破产清算程序。2020年12月，NCL批准了Jio(通过RPPMSL)对RITL的解决计划。然而，由于在如何在债权人(包括印度国家银行、阿联酋银行和多哈银行)之间分配收购筹集的资金方面没有达成共识，此事陷入僵局。
因此，Jio向NCLT提交了一份请愿书，要求向RITL的金融债权人发出指示，向其提供必要的免到期证明，以加快拖延已久的RITL破产解决程序。
虽然这结束了RITL长达数年的破产程序，但母公司RCom仍在同一战线上挣扎。2020年3月，贷款机构一致批准资产重组公司(ARC) UV ARC对安尼尔·安巴尼(Anil ambani)推动的电信公司的收购要约。
Axis以不偿还贷款为由，要求RCom子公司GIDC的100%股权质押
去年11月，安尼尔•安巴尼(Anil ambani)拥有的信实集团(Reliance Group)电信业务所在的RCom曾表示，Axis Trustee Services Ltd.已告知信实电信，有意调用并将GIDC 100%的股权出售给第三方。
然而，直到最近，印度储备银行才反对arc作为决议申请人，因为它认为管理arc的法律没有对此作出规定。今年10月，印度储备银行修改了指导方针，允许净值在100亿卢比或以上的净拥有基金(NOF)作为NCLT下的决议申请人。
这给RCom的破产程序带来了更大的障碍，因为UV ARC的净资产估计不到20亿卢比，因此根据修订后的规则，它没有资格成为决议申请人。
除此之外，待售资产还在继续贬值。
破产程序中的关键资产之一是RCom拥有的频谱。在这方面，该公司也卷入了一场斗争，因为电信部认为，由于频谱是国家资源，它不能作为破产程序的一部分出售。
此外，该公司的电信牌照去年到期，这意味着它无权使用自己拥有的频谱。分析师表示，一旦该公司失去了频谱权，这些资产(频谱)几乎没有价值。
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<\/figure>Mumbai: Reliance Jio<\/a> has deposited Rs 3,720 crore in a State Bank of India (SBI<\/a>) escrow account, marking the completion of its long-pending acquisition of bankrupt Reliance Infratel<\/a> Limited (RITL), the tower business under Reliance Communications currently undergoing insolvency proceedings.In November, the National Company Law Tribunal<\/a> (NCLT) in Mumbai had approved RITL\u2019s acquisition by Reliance Project and Property Management Services Limited (RPPMSL), the arm of Reliance Jio<\/a> that looks into the telecom operator\u2019s tower business pending the deposit of Rs 3,720 crore in the SBI escrow account.
In a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange Thursday, Reliance Industries, the parent of telecom service provider Reliance Jio, said, \u201cRITL has today allotted to RPPMSL 50,00,000 equity shares of Rs. 10\/- each, for cash, aggregating Rs. 5 crore; and 372,00,00,000 Zero Coupon Optionally Fully Convertible Debentures of Rs. 10\/- each, for cash, aggregating Rs. 3,720 crore.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>It added that this cancels the paid-up equity share capital of RITL and RPPMSL holds 100% equity share capital of RITL.
RCom, in a separate filing to the exchanges said, \"the Escrow Agreement dated December 22, 2022 (\u201cEscrow Agreement\u201d) has been executed between RITL, representative of lenders State Bank of India and China Development Bank, RPPMSL, Mr. Anish Nanavaty (as authorised signatory) and State Bank of India (as account bank) for purposes of recording the terms governing the escrow account set up in accordance with the Nov 21 Order.\"
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RIL also informed the exchanges that approvals of NCLT and Competition Commission of India having been received, no further governmental \/ regulatory approvals are required.
This puts to end the much-delayed RITL bankruptcy resolution process. In December 2020, the NCL had approved Jio\u2019s (through RPPMSL) resolution plan for RITL. However, the matter was stuck since there was no consensus on how the funds raised from the acquisition would be distributed among the creditors, which include the SBI, Emirates Bank and Doha Bank.
As a result, Jio had filed a petition with the NCLT to issue directions to RITL\u2019s financial creditors to provide the necessary no-dues-certificate to it to speed up the much-delayed RITL bankruptcy resolution process.
RCom, in a separate filing to the exchanges said, \"the Escrow Agreement dated December 22, 2022 (\u201cEscrow Agreement\u201d) has been executed between RITL, representative of lenders State Bank of India and China Development Bank, RPPMSL, Mr. Anish Nanavaty (as authorised signatory) and State Bank of India (as account bank) for purposes of recording the terms governing the escrow account set up in accordance with the Nov 21 Order.\"
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RIL also informed the exchanges that approvals of NCLT and Competition Commission of India having been received, no further governmental \/ regulatory approvals are required.
This puts to end the much-delayed RITL bankruptcy resolution process. In December 2020, the NCL had approved Jio\u2019s (through RPPMSL) resolution plan for RITL. However, the matter was stuck since there was no consensus on how the funds raised from the acquisition would be distributed among the creditors, which include the SBI, Emirates Bank and Doha Bank.
As a result, Jio had filed a petition with the NCLT to issue directions to RITL\u2019s financial creditors to provide the necessary no-dues-certificate to it to speed up the much-delayed RITL bankruptcy resolution process.
<\/div><\/div>The matter of funds distribution is currently in the Supreme Court, and according to the NCLT order in November, the funds in the escrow account shall be distributed in accordance with the apex court\u2019s ruling.
While this ends the saga of RITL\u2019s years long insolvency proceedings, parent RCom is still struggling on the same front. In March 2020 lenders had unanimously approved asset restructuring company (ARC) UV ARC\u2019s offer for the Anil Ambani-promoted telecom company.
While this ends the saga of RITL\u2019s years long insolvency proceedings, parent RCom is still struggling on the same front. In March 2020 lenders had unanimously approved asset restructuring company (ARC) UV ARC\u2019s offer for the Anil Ambani-promoted telecom company.