Archive · 2 Oct 2025
IBC: Creditors Recovered 33% of Admitted Claims
Imagine a law called the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) that helps companies in trouble.
Over the past nine years, creditors (people who are owed money) have used this law to get back a portion of their money.
They've recovered a total of Rs 3.96 lakh crore through plans to fix the companies and an additional amount from selling off assets.
This recovery is about 33% of all the money they were owed.
The IBC has helped fix many cases, around 15% of those started.
In other cases, about 43% have led to selling off the company's assets to pay creditors.
The IBC has facilitated the recovery of Rs 3.96 lakh crore for creditors.
Creditors recovered about 33% of the total claims admitted.
Rs 9,607 crore was recovered from closed liquidation cases.
1258 cases have been resolved through different resolution plans.
2824 cases have proceeded to liquidation.
- Who
- Creditors
- What
- Recovered Rs 3.96 lakh crore through resolution plans and Rs 9,607 crore from liquidations.
- When
- Over the past nine years, and as of June 2025
- Where
- Through the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC)
- Why
- To recover funds through the resolution of cases.
- Total Cases Admitted
- 8492
- Total CIRP Cases Closed
- 6587
- Resolution Plan Approvals
- 1258
- Liquidation Cases
- 2824
- Ongoing CIRPs
- 1905
- Total Recovery
- Rs 3.96 lakh crore
- Recovery Rate
- 33%