0 This StumbleUpon Submit HCC gets board approval for Corporate Debt Restructuring PTI Mar 9, 2012, 04.11PM IST NEW DELHI: With its cash flow under stress, engineering and construction firm HCC today said its board has approved corporate debt restructuring proposal. "The board of directors of the company at its meeting... has decided to approach bankers through CDR (Corporate Debt Restructuring) process for re-alignment of the company's debt," HCC said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. Ads by Google Invest in Forex Earn within Hours with Automated Systems making Decisions for You! www.4xp.com/India Make Huge income at Home Sign Up to XForex And Learn How To Increase Your Monthly Income. www.xforex.com The decision for CDR comes in the wake of Hindustan Construction Company failing to see expected cash flow primarily because of delays in outstanding payments, it said. "As a consequence of certain unexpected developments, mainly delays in decision making by the company's major clients and delays in settlement of claims, the expected cash flow has not materialised," it added. Higher interest outgo and cost overruns had led to HCC posting a net loss of Rs 130 crore for the quarter ended December 31. The city-based firm had a net profit of Rs 8 crore during the 2011 December quarter. Though turnover of the company improved by Rs 112 crore vis-a-vis the September quarter to Rs 949 crore in the reporting period, it was down by Rs 78 crore vis-a-vis the October-December quarter last fiscal. "The revenue growth was lower due to slow order booking during the last four quarters, execution bottlenecks, rising interest costs and payment delays by clients," HCC Chairman and Managing Director Ajit Gulabchand had said. During the December quarter of the current fiscal, HCC's interest outgo was Rs 30 crore higher at Rs 104 crore. It also suffered a Rs 64.87 crore loss on account of cost overruns as a result of "substantial delays" in approval of claims, an increase in estimated costs and delays in execution. Shares of HCC rose 4.32 per cent to Rs 27.75 in late afternoon trading on the BSE. Ads by Google EliteMatrimony.com IN-DEPTH COVERAGE BSE NSE 18.65 1.63 % 0.30 Vol: 2361 shares traded 18.65 1.91 % 0.35 Vol: 8370 shares traded Prices |Financials |Company Info | Reports Hindustan Construction Company RELATED ARTICLES HCC reports Q3 net loss at Rs 130 crore on cost overruns January 20, 2012 HCC posts net loss of Rs 40.5 cr in Q2 October 21, 2011 HCC net profit down over 46% at Rs 7.9 cr January 21, 2011 Ads by Google Cash Flow Ajit Gulabchand News By Industry News Stock Quote Type Company Name Home
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