Jaiprakash Associates, a renowned real estate developer, is putting its major assets up for grabs as part of the insolvency process. This includes the Jaypee International Sports City and the Yamuna Expressway, among others. The assets span over 2,470 acr
Real EstateInsolvencyJaiprakash AssociatesJaypee International Sports CityYamuna ExpresswayReal EstateMar 20, 2025

Jaiprakash Associates is undergoing the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) due to its default on debt obligations. This process aims to resolve the company's financial issues and recover outstanding debts.
The main assets being put up for sale by Jaiprakash Associates include the Jaypee International Sports City and the Yamuna Expressway. These assets span over 2,470 acres and have significant development potential.
The Jaypee International Sports City, located in Greater Noida, is a 2,470-acre project that includes residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. It was initially conceived as a world-class sports destination and has the potential to become a major urban hub.
The Yamuna Expressway is a 165-kilometer-long highway connecting Greater Noida and Agra. It significantly reduces travel time and boosts economic activities in the region, making it a critical infrastructure project.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) plays a crucial role in monitoring the insolvency process to ensure transparency and fairness in the sale of Jaiprakash Associates' assets. It oversees the resolution process to protect the interests of creditors and other stakeholders.

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