Debt Restructuring

  • Debt Restructuring is a process wherein a company or an entity experiencing financial distress and liquidity problems refinances its existing debt obligations in order to gain more flexibility in the short term and make their debt load more manageable overall.
  • A company that is considering debt restructuring is likely experiencing financial difficulties that cannot be easily resolved. Under such circumstances, the company faces limited options – such as restructuring its debts or filing for bankruptcy. Restructuring existing debts is obviously preferable and more cost-effective in the long term, as opposed to filing for bankruptcy.
  • Our vertical, "Dhanesha Advisory" , provides specialised services in restructuring of debt portfolio of Corporate Entities in the Real Estate as well as other Industry Sectors.
  • We are a one-stop solution provider for Companies in the Real Estate and other Sectors which are currently facing financial stress.
  • Our restructuring advisory helps companies which are experiencing financial difficulty to deliver workable solutions enabling completion of the Project.
  • Our solutions help to create win-win situation for all the stakeholders.
  • Our Team has extensive experience and insights into the debt restructuring process and is well versed with the various restructuring guidelines.
  • Debt Restructuring is available to companies, individuals, and even countries.
  • The Debt Restructuring process can reduce the interest rates on loans or extend the due dates for paying them back.
  • A Debt Restructuring might include a debt-for-equity swap, in which creditors agree to cancel a portion or all of the outstanding debt in exchange for equity in the business.
  • A nation seeking to restructure its debt might move the debt from the private sector to public sector institutions.

Our Services in this segment are as under :

Rollover of credit facilities, or enhancement and disbursement of existing project loan.

Shifting of loan to new Lender, such as sale to ARC.

Special Situation Funding specific to the projects from Stress Funds.

Conversion of debt or part thereof into Equity.

Compromise Settlements.