A consortium led by Oberoi Realty has been chosen by creditors for the insolvency resolution of Mumbai’s Hotel Horizon. The consortium will pay Rs 919 crore to creditors, with the amount potentially rising.
Oberoi RealtyHotel HorizonInsolvency ResolutionReal EstateJuhuReal Estate MumbaiJul 15, 2025
The Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) is a legal framework under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) in India that aims to resolve insolvency issues of a company. It involves a time-bound process to either restructure the company's debts or liquidate the company's assets.
The consortium consists of Oberoi Realty, Shree Naman Developers, and JM Financial Properties and Holdings.
The consortium will pay Rs 919 crore to various creditors, although the amount may rise.
Hotel Horizon is located in the upmarket Juhu neighbourhood in Mumbai's western suburb.
The land parcel, which is approximately 1.9 acres, is located in a prime area of Mumbai. It may be developed for residential or commercial purposes, given the high real estate prices in the area.
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