CS Professional · Corporate Restructuring, Valuation and Insolvency · Resolution Strategies
Under a resolution plan for Kaveri Engineering Ltd, the applicant proposes to merge the corporate debtor with its own group company and to demerge one loss-making unit. Which statement about the Regulation 37 position is correct?
Merger, amalgamation and demerger are expressly listed in Regulation 37 as restructuring measures a resolution plan may provide. So both the proposed merger and the demerger of the loss-making unit can form part of the plan, without any separate scheme or liquidation.
- ARestructuring by merger, amalgamation and demerger is expressly listed as a measure a plan may provide forCorrect
- BMerger is allowed but demerger is not listed as a measure
- COnly sale of assets is allowed; restructuring needs a separate scheme outside CIRP
- DMerger is allowed only after the company moves into liquidation
Explanation
Clause (ba) of Regulation 37 lists restructuring of the corporate debtor by way of merger, amalgamation and demerger. Hence both the merger and the demerger can be built into the plan. A separate scheme or liquidation is not required.
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