It's a season of setbacks for Ramdev

NEW DELHI: The lenders of the bankrupt Ruchi Soya, the maker of Nutrela and Sunrich fit for human consumption oil, have approved the Rs 6,000 crore bid through Adani Wilmar, a joint venture between Adani Group and Singapore-based Wilmar International.

Ramdev-led Patanjali Ayurved has approached the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) difficult the verdict.

Adani Wilmar and Patanjali Ayurved have been locked in a Swiss Challenge auction battle as the creditors have been searching for to get well at least a part of Rs 12,000 crore the company owed them.

After creating a bid of Rs five,700 crore, Patanjali made up our minds not to higher Adani's bid.


This follows Patanjali's gradual expansion in sales. After recording over 100 per cent sales expansion in its early years, the company had its slowest sales expansion of just over 13 per cent in the final financial 12 months.


Ramdev and Co. had setbacks in other places too. The corporate has struggled to follow through on its grand plans to release a talk app called Kimbho to take at the "foreign companies" (learn WhatsApp). The app used to be withdrawn from Google Play only a day after the release.


The corporate had called the withdrawal a "foreign conspiracy".


It later re-launched the app; however in every other setback, the "brain behind Kimbho" left the company and launched a rival app called Bolo Messenger with the similar "swadeshi" pitch. Till date Bolo Messenger has twice the selection of downloads as Kimbho - even though Kimbho's professional release is on August 27.
It's a season of setbacks for Ramdev It's a season of setbacks for Ramdev Reviewed by Kailash on August 25, 2018 Rating: 5
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