SKIL Infrastructure 12th CoC meeting set for Sep 2026

Insolvency process back in focus

SKIL Infrastructure Limited has informed stock exchanges about its Twelfth (12th) Committee of Creditors (CoC) meeting, continuing a sequence of disclosures tied to its ongoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP). The company has been under CIRP since an NCLT Mumbai order dated February 1, 2024. The latest intimation references earlier filings, including the Eleventh (11th) CoC meeting in September 2026 and other prior CoC-related communications. With no confirmed resolution plan mentioned as of August 2026 in the provided disclosures, these meetings remain key checkpoints in the formal resolution timeline. The company’s filings also note that several meetings have been conducted virtually, consistent with the format used for recent CoC sessions.

What the company disclosed about the 12th CoC meeting

According to the exchange intimation, the 12th CoC meeting is scheduled for September 28, 2026 at 02:30 PM. The meeting will be held virtually. The disclosure frames the meeting as part of routine CIRP governance and compliance-related communication to the market. The company also pointed to the Eleventh (11th) CoC meeting held in September 2026, along with earlier intimations around prior meetings. Beyond the meeting schedule and format, no agenda items or outcomes were described in the provided text.

Updates on the 11th CoC meeting schedule

The same set of information includes references to the Eleventh (11th) CoC meeting being scheduled for September 09, 2026 at 10:00 AM in Mumbai. Separately, a later entry notes the 11th CoC meeting was rescheduled to September 17, 2026 at 2:30 PM. This indicates that meeting calendars within CIRP can shift, and companies are required to keep exchanges updated on material scheduling changes. The disclosures do not provide reasons for the rescheduling. They also do not state whether the September 17 meeting resulted in any resolution-plan progress.

Recent CoC meetings: 9th and 10th sessions

SKIL Infrastructure reported earlier CoC activity in August 2026. The company held its 10th CoC meeting on August 25, 2026, conducted virtually, with the meeting duration stated as 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM. Another disclosure notes the 9th CoC meeting was announced for August 12, 2026 at 4:30 PM, also virtual, and the company informed the exchange about the outcome of that ninth meeting. The provided text does not specify the decisions taken or any voting outcomes from these August meetings. It also states that the ninth and tenth meetings were scheduled and held virtually in August 2026, with no resolution plan or restructuring agreement announced in that period.

CIRP status and oversight structure

The filings describe SKIL Infrastructure as being under CIRP supervision following the February 1, 2024 NCLT Mumbai order. A key procedural milestone mentioned is that the Committee of Creditors was constituted on October 27, 2025. The disclosures also note an NCLAT development, stating that the NCLAT vacated a stay on CoC constitution in October 2025, enabling the appointment of the Resolution Professional in November 2025. The Resolution Professional is identified as Purusottam Behera. The company also requested stock exchanges for relaxation regarding delayed submission in the context of CIRP-related timelines, as per the provided text.

Financial filing snapshot cited in disclosures

One filing referenced in the provided information relates to unaudited consolidated financial results for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2024. The disclosure states the company reported zero revenue from operations for the period. It also reported total revenue of ₹0.4216 crore for the quarter, compared with ₹25.7797 crore in the comparable year-ago quarter. The company reported an operating loss (before exceptional items) of ₹0.0809 crore for the quarter. An exceptional loss of ₹2,604.4526 crore was also cited, leading to a net loss of ₹2,604.5335 crore for the quarter, versus a year-ago profit of ₹21.5412 crore.

Timeline of reported CoC meetings (Aug-Sep 2026)

What auditors flagged in the cited review

The provided text states that auditors (GPS & Associates) issued a qualified review conclusion, citing material uncertainties. It lists areas such as going concern doubts, differences in claims pending CIRP outcome, and issues related to deconsolidation timing of SKIL Shipyard Holdings Pvt. It also mentions impairment of investment in UIHPL following a 99.76% capital reduction, unreconciled intercompany balances, and deconsolidation issues. The filing also notes that financial results were approved at an RP Committee meeting on May 8, 2026, in lieu of the suspended board.

Market and stakeholder relevance of the latest filing

For investors and other stakeholders, the key takeaway from the latest update is procedural continuity: the CIRP remains active, and the CoC meeting cadence continues into late September 2026. The meeting disclosures are made under SEBI disclosure requirements as referenced in the provided text for earlier meetings. The absence of any stated resolution plan confirmation as of August 2026, as mentioned in the key takeaways provided, keeps attention on whether future CoC meetings lead to plan evaluation progress. The financial snapshot included in the filings highlights the scale of exceptional losses reported for the cited quarter, which can influence creditor assessments and restructuring discussions. However, the disclosures provided do not state any final decisions, voting results, or approved plan.

Conclusion

SKIL Infrastructure’s exchange filing sets September 28, 2026 as the date for its 12th CoC meeting to be held virtually at 2:30 PM, following a series of CoC meetings and reschedulings in August and September 2026. The company remains under CIRP pursuant to the February 1, 2024 NCLT Mumbai order, with the CoC constituted in October 2025 and the RP identified as Purusottam Behera. With no resolution plan confirmation cited in the provided disclosures as of August 2026, the next CoC meetings are the immediate formal milestones to watch based on the company’s stated schedule.