About Liquidation Services
When resolution is not viable under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), a company proceeds into liquidation. A Liquidator is appointed to take control of the corporate debtor, realize assets, and distribute proceeds to stakeholders in accordance with the legal priority framework.
What We Do
We act as Liquidators, managing the entire liquidation process — from taking custody of assets and verifying claims to asset realization and distribution. Our focus is on maximizing recoveries, ensuring compliance, and executing the process efficiently within statutory timelines.
Why Choose Us
IBC Compliance
Strict adherence to liquidation regulations.
Value Realization
Maximize recovery from assets.
Process Efficiency
Structured and timely execution.
Stakeholder Management
Transparent communication with creditors.
Transparent Distribution
Fair allocation as per priority.
Expert Team
Handled by qualified professionals.
Liquidation Services Offered
Asset Custody
Take control and safeguard company assets.
Claims Verification
Receive and verify claims from creditors.
Asset Realization
Sale of assets through transparent processes.
Distribution of Proceeds
Allocate funds as per IBC priority waterfall.
Liquidation Reporting
Prepare and submit statutory reports.
Closure of Process
Complete formalities for dissolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a Liquidator?
A Liquidator is a professional appointed to manage the liquidation of a company under IBC.
When does liquidation happen?
Liquidation occurs when no viable resolution plan is approved during CIRP.
What does a Liquidator do?
The Liquidator takes control of assets, sells them, and distributes proceeds to creditors.
How are proceeds distributed?
As per the priority waterfall defined under IBC.
Who appoints the Liquidator?
The adjudicating authority (NCLT) appoints the Liquidator.