After a Sebi order in April alleging fund diversion and other issues, Gensol Engineering was dragged to NCLT by lenders, and the company was admitted for insolvency on June 13.
IREDA was the first lender to file for insolvency against Gensol and has since seen an interim resolution professional (IRP) appointed. A meeting of the committee of creditors (CoC) was held last week and a resolution professional (RP) is expected to be confirmed this month.
NCLT appoints interim resolution professional for Gensol Engg
Tribunal orders wide-ranging interim reliefs on MCA’s plea citing fund diversion, financial misreporting, and public interest concerns
The ministry ordered an investigation against the companies under Section 210 of the Companies Act, 2013
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency’s (Ireda) plea came for hearing before a two-member Ahmedabad-based bench of the insolvency tribunal NCLT
Ireda has initiated legal action under Section 7 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code against Gensol Engineering due to the company's failure to repay a loan of Rs 510 crore
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Gensol shares have hit the lower circuit in 29 out of 34 sessions in the past three month.
Gensol Engineering argued that SEBI order is coming in the way of selling its subsidiaries and paying the financial institutions
As per sources, the appeal has been filed on behalf of company praying for removal of restrictions by SEBI
BluSmart crisis: Gensol Engineering shares have fallen by a whopping 91 percent in 2025 so far, and the company is being probed by the Corporate Affairs Ministry, capital market watchdog Sebi and the Enforcement Directorate.
Gensol Engineering's market-capitalization has sunk from Rs 4,200 crore during highs to Rs 94 crore, falling 98 percent.
The talks were part of BluSmart’s plan for revival under which it was supposed to act as a fleet partner, the report said
The Enforcement Directorate seized documents, electronic devices, and others financial records from Gensol Engineering's Gurugram and Ahmedabad premises.
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The deal is contingent to Anmol Singh Jaggi resigning from the firm, the report has said
Along with two separate investigations by Sebi and the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, it is learnt that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) too will examine the likelihood of money laundering at Gensol Engineering and the electric mobility startup BluSmart.
The resignations come after Sebi on Tuesday barred Gensol Engineering and its promoters -- Anmol Singh Jaggi and Puneet Singh Jaggi -- from the securities markets till further orders in a fund diversion and governance lapses case.
The Gensol Engineering fiasco lays bare a glaring lack of coordination among regulators, rating agencies, and financial institutions. Despite early warning signs and complaints, decisive action came only after defaults and document falsification were exposed.
As per Sebi, nearly Rs 97 crore were diverted to promoter-linked entities. Additionally, Rs 37.5 crore worth of loan, which was from a subsidiary was siphoned off to the account of Gensol promoter Anmol Singh Jaggi.
Legal experts say the allegations, if finally proven, could trigger parallel investigations under corporate fraud, money laundering, and criminal breach of trust laws.
The development comes just a day after SEBI’s recent findings in the Gensol Engineering probe that have cast serious doubts over the future of BluSmart.
'The promoters were running a listed public company as if it were a propriety firm. The company's funds were used for unconnected expenses, as if the company's funds were promoters' piggybank,' says SEBI
The promoters of Gensol Engineering were running a listed public company as if it were a propriety firm, said markets regulator SEBI.