Unitech International CIRP: CoC meetings timeline 2025-26

Why the latest CoC updates matter

Unitech International Ltd (BSE: 531867) has continued to publish procedural disclosures linked to its Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), mainly around the scheduling and outcomes of Committee of Creditors (CoC) meetings. These meetings are central to how the insolvency process moves forward, because key approvals on expenses, professional appointments, and other CIRP-related actions typically run through the CoC.

In recent disclosures, the company highlighted a fresh intimation for its 15th CoC meeting in August 2026, and earlier updates around repeated rescheduling of the 14th CoC meeting. Separately, the company also disclosed the outcome of its 12th CoC meeting and provided details of voting outcomes from its 10th meeting held in May 2026.

15th CoC meeting: scheduled for August 20, 2026

In a disclosure dated 27 Aug, 2026 (03:05 PM IST), Unitech International informed stock exchanges that the 15th meeting of the Committee of Creditors was scheduled for 20.08.2026 (Thursday) at 05:30 PM. The company said the meeting would be held through video conferencing.

The update was made under Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, read with the relevant schedule clause referenced in the disclosure. While the intimation is procedural, it signals that the CIRP meeting cycle is continuing and that the resolution professional and CoC are still taking the process ahead through formal meetings.

14th CoC meeting: deferred and rescheduled multiple times

Unitech International also disclosed that its 14th CoC meeting was deferred and rescheduled multiple times. As per the details shared:

• The meeting was originally scheduled for 07.08.2026 at 12:00 PM.
• It was first deferred to 10.08.2026 at 3:00 PM.
• It was then further rescheduled to Tuesday, 11.08.2026 at 11:30 AM.
• All versions of the meeting were planned through video conferencing.

The company’s disclosures treated the rescheduling as part of routine CIRP updates. Repeated meeting deferrals can extend timelines for agenda items that require creditor voting, though the filing itself did not specify the reasons for the changes.

Outcome of the 12th CoC meeting: expenses and appointments approved

In a separate update titled “Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) - Outcome of meeting of Committee of Creditors”, Unitech International stated that its CoC held its 12th meeting and approved resolutions related to:

• CIRP expenses
• Professional fees
• Appointments of legal counsel, a PCS firm, and a statutory auditor

The company said these approvals were meant to facilitate the ongoing insolvency process. The disclosure frames these resolutions as operational steps to keep the process running, given that professional support and expense approvals are typically needed through the CIRP lifecycle.

What the 10th CoC meeting decided (May 22, 2026)

Unitech International disclosed that the 10th CoC meeting was held via video conferencing on Friday, May 22, 2026. The company described voting outcomes across multiple agenda items tied to professional appointments, audit-related changes, and expense approvals.

The disclosure stated that resolutions to appoint certain professional firms for due diligence under section 29A and for vetting resolution plans were put to vote but were rejected. It also noted that a resolution related to Rahul Jindal from IPR Insolvency Professionals Private Limited was approved.

The meeting also covered audit matters. The CoC approved the removal of the existing auditor, while a resolution regarding the appointment of a statutory auditor for conducting audit of accounts was rejected. Separately, a resolution to ratify and approve expenses incurred by the Resolution Professional (RP) under Regulation 34 of IBBI CIRP Regulation, 2016 was approved.

Key meetings and corporate calendar mentioned in disclosures

The text also references earlier CoC schedules and other corporate-event disclosures across 2025-26. Notably, Unitech International said the 13th CoC meeting was scheduled for July 27, 2026 via video conferencing. It also includes a much earlier reference to a 3rd CoC meeting scheduled for Thursday, 09 October 2025 at 04:00 PM through video conferencing.

Beyond creditor meetings, the company’s broader disclosure trail cited items such as the 54th AGM on 25 September 2025 at 11:00 AM and a board meeting on 13 August 2025 to consider unaudited results for the quarter ended 30 June 2025.

Consolidated timeline of key dated items

Summary of 10th CoC meeting voting outcomes

Market impact: the stock snapshot included in the text

The disclosures also included a trading snapshot for Unitech International shares. The stock was reported to have settled at ₹3.46, up 0.87%, after the market closed on Friday. During the session, it traded between an intraday low of ₹3.26 and a high of ₹3.50.

This price data provides context on how the market was valuing the company around the time of the CIRP-related update, though the filings themselves were primarily procedural in nature.

Analysis: what these disclosures signal within CIRP

The pattern across the disclosures is consistent with an insolvency process that is being managed through periodic creditor meetings conducted over video conferencing. The repeated rescheduling of the 14th CoC meeting underscores the operational reality that timelines can shift, but it does not by itself indicate the outcome of any decision unless a separate “outcome” filing is made.

Meanwhile, the 12th and 10th CoC outcomes show the creditor body actively voting on cost items, professional appointments, and audit-related changes. Approvals for CIRP expenses and professional fees are particularly important because they enable continuity of the resolution process, including legal and compliance support.

Conclusion: what to watch next

Unitech International’s latest filing points to the 15th CoC meeting scheduled for August 20, 2026 via video conferencing, following multiple August reschedulings for the 14th meeting. Investors tracking the stock will typically look for subsequent “outcome” disclosures that summarise what the CoC approved or rejected, since those filings contain the actionable process updates.