Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd and IndusInd Bank Ltd told an Indian tribunal on Wednesday that they have settled a dispute over a loan default, paving the way for the media company’s merger with a local unit of Sony.
IndusInd started bankruptcy proceedings against Zee Entertainment late last month over a default of Rs. 830.80 million ($10.10 million).
Zee Entertainment challenged the move in the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), which put the insolvency proceedings on hold, according to a Reuters report.
IndusInd Bank yesterday told the NCLAT that it would also withdraw its objection to Zee Entertainment’s merger with a local unit of Japan’s Sony.
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