Reliance Home Finance CIRP update: 7th CoC meet in 2026

What the latest CIRP update says

Reliance Home Finance Ltd has continued to hold Committee of Creditors (CoC) meetings as part of its Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP). The company’s updates show that these meetings were conducted through video conferencing. The most recent item in the provided information is the 7th CoC meeting, held on March 9, 2026. The disclosures referenced are framed as meeting updates and intimations rather than detailed outcome statements. In at least one case, the company explicitly noted that no additional outcomes were disclosed in that specific update.

The sequence of meetings and their scheduling changes matters for investors tracking the CIRP timeline and process discipline. It also provides a structured view of how frequently creditors are meeting during the resolution process. Alongside these updates, the provided data includes trading identifiers, corporate contact details, market snapshots, and board meeting history.

Company identifiers and trading codes

Reliance Home Finance is listed under the following identifiers in the provided information:

• BSE scrip code: 540709
• NSE symbol: RHFL

These codes are the reference points used by market participants to track announcements and price movements. The stock price and market-cap details in the same dataset are presented as snapshots, and multiple figures appear across the source text.

CoC meetings held under CIRP

The information includes several CoC meeting-related updates spanning December 2025 to March 2026. A key point is that the meetings were conducted via video conferencing, and at least one meeting was rescheduled. The updates also include both prior and post-facto intimations, indicating formal communication around scheduling and completion.

Reliance Home Finance confirmed that its 6th CoC meeting was held on February 18, 2026, and the 7th CoC meeting was held on March 9, 2026, both via video conferencing. The data also references the 5th CoC meeting in January 2026 and the 4th CoC meeting held in December 2025.

January 2026 rescheduling detail

One of the clearer operational details in the provided updates is a schedule change for the 5th CoC meeting. The company issued a prior intimation for a meeting on January 7, 2026 (4:30 PM). It then communicated that the meeting was rescheduled to January 8, 2026 at 11:30 AM IST via video conferencing. A post-facto intimation followed, stating that the 5th CoC meeting was held on January 8, 2026 at 11:30 AM.

The source text also notes that the 5th CoC meeting was held on January 8 after rescheduling from January 7, and that no additional outcomes were disclosed in that update. This is important context because the presence of a meeting update does not necessarily mean detailed resolution-plan decisions are included.

Resolution plans and key CIRP dates mentioned

The dataset includes a “Quick Links” style timeline of CIRP-related items. Among them is an entry for “Resolution Plans Received” dated 20 Feb ’26. Another item references a CIRP CoC Update dated 19 Feb ’26. Additional timeline entries include “CoC Meeting Update” and a “CoC meeting rescheduled” marker around early January 2026.

These references indicate that the CIRP process included at least one explicit milestone relating to the receipt of resolution plans by February 2026, along with creditor-meeting updates clustered around the same period.

Board meeting history and results calendar signals

The provided information also lists board meeting dates and the stated purpose for those meetings. The table indicates that Reliance Home Finance had board meetings for results-related items on the following dates:

• 12-Aug-24: Quarterly Results (Revised)
• 08-Jan-25: Quarterly Results
• 11-Feb-25: Quarterly Results
• 22-May-25: Audited Results

Separately, the text includes a note that the company informed BSE that a board meeting was scheduled on 05/08/2024 to consider and approve quarterly results for the quarter ended June 30, 2024.

Stock snapshot and valuation points in the provided data

The dataset carries multiple price references rather than a single consistent quote. One section lists Market Cap: ₹138 Cr and Current Price: ₹2.84, and also notes a High / Low: ₹7.84 / ₹2.60. Elsewhere, the text shows “2.69 Today’s high 2.70” in a market snapshot context. Another line states: “The current price of Reliance Home Finance Ltd is ₹2.16.”

Because these numbers appear as separate snapshots, they should be read as values captured at different times or from different quote panels in the provided text. The core point is that the stock is trading in low single digits in the referenced snapshots, while the high-low range provided shows significantly higher levels on the upper end.

Dividend history detail available

The provided information includes a dividend table entry that shows an XD-Date of 12 Sep 2018, with Dividend-Amount 1 and Dividend-% 10, and Price on that day 64.5. Another table line shows “Dividend Payout %” across years with many entries at 0%, with at least one year shown at 29% and another at 3% in the series presented.

This is limited, point-in-time information, but it does indicate that historical dividend activity is recorded, with the specific dated entry available for September 2018.

Key facts table

Corporate contact and registered communication points

The information includes contact and location details that investors typically use for formal communication, including an email address and the company website. The address shown includes Trade World, Kamala Mills Compound, 7th Floor, B Wing, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra 400013. The phone number listed is 022-41584000, and the investor email shown is rhfl.investor@relianceada.com. The website listed is http://www.reliancehomefinance.com.

A second location line references Nanakramguda, Seri, Hyderabad 500032, Telangana, indicating an additional office or location entry in the same source set.

Why these updates matter for investors

CIRP-related disclosures are process markers that help investors understand where a company stands in creditor deliberations. In this case, the repeated CoC meetings across December 2025, January 2026, February 2026, and March 2026 show an active schedule of creditor interactions. The rescheduling detail in early January also signals the administrative pace at which the CIRP meetings are being coordinated.

At the same time, the meeting updates in the provided data largely focus on scheduling and occurrence rather than detailed outcomes. Investors looking for direction will typically track whether meeting updates are accompanied by information on voting, plan evaluation, or other formal steps. The single explicit milestone named in the provided information is the receipt of resolution plans on February 20, 2026.

Conclusion

Reliance Home Finance’s disclosed CIRP trail in the provided information shows a structured series of CoC meetings, with the 7th meeting held on March 9, 2026 via video conferencing. The timeline also captures a rescheduling event for the 5th CoC meeting and a February 2026 milestone indicating that resolution plans were received. Further updates, if issued, would be expected to continue through formal CoC intimations and any additional CIRP communications tied to plan consideration or next procedural steps.