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Troubled mortgage lender Dewan Housing Finance (DHFL) has sought Rs 15,000-crore immediate funding from banks for on-lending to retail customers as well as to project developers, say sources.Last week, the nearly crippled company had submitted a draft resolution plan to lenders which are yet to be approved by them.
"The company has asked for an additional funding of Rs 15,000 crore. The money will be used to fund viable projects that are stuck due to lack of money," said one of the sources.When contacted, a DHFL spokesperson said it did not have any comment to offer apart from what it has informed the stock exchanges last week on the draft resolution plan.
Under the draft resolution plan, the company has asked for funds from banks/NHB for restarting retail funding which was stopped after liquidity crisis hit it late year.According to sources, the decision on any additional or the quantum of funding will be taken only after due deliberations by lenders.
The beleaguered home financier, which has defaulted on multiple times on payment to bondholders since June owes close to Rs 90,000 crore to banks, the National Housing Bank (NHB) and other creditors.Last month, lenders had signed an inter-creditor agreement (ICA), as mandated by the Reserve Bank in the new NPA resolution/recognition framework effective June 7.
However, the company had said one of its debenture - trustees Catalyst Trusteeship Servicesis in the process of seeking consent from the debenture holders to be a party to the ICA.In a separate filing to exchanges on August 8, the company said it may not be able to meet its financial obligations in the near future."Given the ongoing discussions on the resolution plan with the lenders who have signed the ICA, we believe that our payment obligations falling due in the immediate future...Read More
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