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September 23, 2020 at 4:13 pm #8516VALUEBUYER001Registered Boarder
Let’s not loose the hope we are at fag end.we will see ⛅ shine
3+September 23, 2020 at 4:37 pm #8517tanv151Registered BoarderUnfortunately this is completely opposite to the statements made by SKR on the Conf call. Clearly, Axis bank has rejected the proposal made by SKR, due to which BCG has requested for more time.
Does this mean we need to be prepared for another long drawn court case?? I hope not. But all the progress so far point towards that and Axis has a better leverage in this case as they have been able to get the PO funds blocked through court order. BCG has already lost about 75 lakh rupees worth notional interest (calculated at @6% p.a provided by some bank on savings bank account). The longer this remains outstanding more the cost of opportunities
lost.September 23, 2020 at 4:58 pm #8518Rathi_bRegistered BoarderThey have time till 9 October to settle it, else arguments will start and then it is going to be a protracted problem. Let’s see if anything positive comes before that. 15 days left for either to end this with a settlement or a court kacheri with lot more tareek pe tareek. Fingers crossed.
September 23, 2020 at 6:00 pm #8519VALUEBUYER001Registered BoarderSoon problem s will be solved let’s hope for the Best
3+September 23, 2020 at 7:23 pm #8520MyshportRegistered BoarderReference message #8512.
As I had mentioned earlier also, I had sent an email to the Investor Relation department on the subject where I had pointed out that the case CAN NOT be heard in NCLT as it is already with DRT.
As is the norm with the company, I did not even get an acknowledgement let alone any information about any action taken by the company.
The company’s lawyer needs to point this out to NCLT to close the case there.
I recommend that anyone who is in Hyderabad could meet someone important in the company and apprise them about this ruling.
5+September 23, 2020 at 8:12 pm #8521lycos.rags.to.richesRegistered Boarder@MyShport the company legal team should have evaluated all possible options.
0September 23, 2020 at 8:12 pm #8522lycos.rags.to.richesRegistered BoarderIt wouldnt be much of an issue if the 30 crores are not blocked.
1+September 23, 2020 at 8:13 pm #8523lycos.rags.to.richesRegistered BoarderG Group has done it again today doing trade among themselves
1+September 23, 2020 at 10:27 pm #8530VALUEBUYER001Registered BoarderPromoter buying BCG shares is indeed good sign
6+September 24, 2020 at 6:05 pm #8542ShivashankarRegistered BoarderOak shares floating in the market price won’t rise untill big investor enter the Bcg or promotors should announce buy back.
3+September 24, 2020 at 6:51 pm #8543MyshportRegistered Boarderreference #8521.
It does not seem so because the High Court order, on the subject, is very clear.
The case CAN NOT be heard at two different Tribunals at the same time.
0September 24, 2020 at 6:55 pm #8544Rathi_bRegistered BoarderSettlement is not possible in DRT where as strike off is possible at NCLT. The consequences of DRT are much drastic than NCLT.
0September 24, 2020 at 6:56 pm #8545MyshportRegistered BoarderReference #8530
Details of the shares acquired by Mr Reddy.
Hopefully, the market sentiment about the company should improve.
3+September 24, 2020 at 6:58 pm #8546Rathi_bRegistered BoarderThe properties ( collaterals) of the promoters were put on auction last year under DRT. The company got an hold on that over there. That is when the lawyer of Axis approached the NCLT so that they can muzzle out a settlement.
1+September 24, 2020 at 6:59 pm #8547Rathi_bRegistered BoarderThings are now looking positive for a settlement so let’s hope now that there can be a resolution.
5+September 24, 2020 at 7:04 pm #8548Rathi_bRegistered BoarderSo when there is a resolution at NCLT, the petition at DRT will automatically be withdrawn.
4+September 25, 2020 at 11:09 am #8549lycos.rags.to.richesRegistered BoarderLooks like the price will go up only when the operator decides to do so. No action is creating momentum in the stock.
0September 25, 2020 at 12:06 pm #8550LoganRegistered BoarderStock price movements in companies like BCG, subex (G group has invested in subex too) and many others depend on events more than they depend on the business. These stocks are manipulated by operators and they control the prices as per news flow.
(Oak selling made it even worse as it halted the momentum and brought more shares to the market)
BCG lost trust with the market years ago and gaining it back isn’t so easy.
Appointment of Mr.Acharya, CEO buying shares from the open market are good events but their impact is less when we compare with events like Axis (people are scared because of NCLT) and DAUM (people are scared because of the past court case).
5+September 25, 2020 at 12:24 pm #8551rajeshmkRegistered BoarderMaybe the management should learn a thing or two from subex management .
3+September 25, 2020 at 2:49 pm #8552odyseeRegistered BoarderWhat a sorry state of affairs @Logan. From bubbling optimism at the start of 2020 to this current miserable sense of pessimism. Buying only 200,000 shares from the open market is a pittance and will in no way generate any enthusiasm for the retail investor.
And the inability of the management to stick to ‘commitments’ made in conference calls is actually soul-destroying, when it happens time and again.
‘Your word is your bond’, and you honour it, come what may.
When important strategic business decisions are taken, and regular updates have been provided ( LOC, and Consolidation of subsidiaries to facilitate that), it is bizarre to suddenly hear that this critical operation is put on hold after months of toil and effort for some vague reasons that are very difficult to comprehend.
I would happily stand corrected ( and with a sigh of relief) if my understanding is muddled and confused. Would truly appreciate your response. -
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