IL&FS offshore arms file for bankruptcy in Dubai

September 24, 2020

Two offshore companies of the crisis hit Indian lender, IL&FS Group, ITNL Infrastructure Developer LLC, ITNL International DMCC have filed for bankruptcy in Dubai.

The two companies are subsidiaries of ITNL International Pte. Limited, (IIPL) Singapore, which is a step-down subsidiary of IL&FS Transportation Networks Ltd (ITNL).

The IL&FS holds 73 per cent stake in ITNL.

The IL&FS Board was earlier superseded by the Indian govt as the company and its subsidiary IL&FS Financial Services had defaulted on their obligations on commercial paper (CP), inter-corporate deposits (ICDs) and interest payments on non-convertible debentures (NCDs).

In a regulatory filing, ITNL said that the two “subsidiary/associate companies set up by ITNL International Pte. Limited, (IIPL) Singapore in Dubai, UAE have filed an application before the Courts in Dubai for opening of insolvency/bankruptcy procedures under the Federal Decree-Law No. 9/2016 on Bankruptcy”

ITNL Infrastructure Developer LLC, is a a limited liability company registered and incorporated with the Department of Economic Development, Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates in which IIPL Singapore is a 49 per cent shareholder, and ITNL International DMCC, a limited liability company registered and incorporated with the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre,Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates in which IIPL, Singapore is a 100 per cent shareholder.

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