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Financial Restructuring
 
When a company requires Financial Restructuring?
A company is required to balance between its debt and equity in its capital structure and the funding of the resulting deficit. The targets a company sets in striking this balance are influenced by business conditions, which seldom remain constant. When, during the life time of a company, any of the following situations arise, the Board of Directors of a company is compelled to think and decide on the company’s restructuring:
  • necessity for injecting more working capital to meet the market demand for the company’s products or services;
  • when the company is unable to meet its current commitments;
  • when the company is unable to obtain further credit from suppliers of raw materials, consumable stores, bought-out components etc. and from other parties like those doing job work for the company.
  • when the company is unable to utilize its full production capacity for lack of liquid funds. Financial restructuring of a company involves rearrangement of its financial structure so as to make the company’s finances more balanced.
 
Our Services under Financial Restructuring of an entity
Our firm assists in capital structuring of under-capitalized companies by taking one or more of the following corrective steps:
  • injecting more capital whenever required either by resorting to rights issue/preferential issue or additional public issue.
  • resorting to additional borrowings from financial institutions, banks, other companies etc.
  • issuing debentures, bonds, etc. or
  • inviting and accepting fixed deposits from directors, their relatives, business associates and public.
 
Our firm assists in capital structuring of over-capitalized companies by taking one or more of the following corrective steps:
  • Buy-back of own shares.
  • Paying back surplus share capital to shareholders.
  • Repaying loans to financial institutions, banks, etc.
  • Repaying fixed deposits to public, etc.
  • Redeeming its debentures, bonds, etc.
 
 
 
     
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