QTQuadrant Televentures511116CIRP or IBC

18th Committee of Creditors meeting scheduled for October 23, 2026

Quadrant Televentures (under CIRP) has informed the exchanges that its 18th Committee of Creditors meeting will be held on Friday, October 23, 2026.

By ScoutQuest · Thu 22 Oct 2026, 3:23 PM IST · 2 min read

CoC Meeting

18th Committee of Creditors meeting will be held on Friday, October 23, 2026

CIRP Admission Order

NCLT order dated September 2, 2025

What the update says

• Quadrant Televentures Limited has informed BSE that the 18th meeting of its Committee of Creditors is scheduled to be held on Friday, October 23, 2026.
• The company is under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process, having been admitted by a National Company Law Tribunal order dated September 2, 2025, passed under Section 7 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
• The letter is dated October 22, 2026 and is signed by the CFO & Company Secretary.

What is a Committee of Creditors

• When a company is admitted to CIRP, its creditors form a Committee of Creditors, usually called the CoC.
• The CoC is the decision-making body in the resolution process. It oversees the process run by the resolution professional and votes on matters placed before it.
• Meetings of the CoC are held from time to time as the process moves forward. This intimation concerns the scheduling of the 18th such meeting.

What this update is, and what it is not

• It is an intimation of a meeting date, made to keep the exchanges and the market informed.
• It does not carry any financial figures, no amounts, no voting details and no outcome, since the meeting is yet to take place.
• The word used by the company is that the meeting is "scheduled to be held"; the intimation is for information and records.

What a retail shareholder may watch for

• Updates that follow a CoC meeting, such as decisions taken by the committee, carry more information than the meeting notice itself.
• For a company under CIRP, the resolution process runs alongside the listing of its shares, and developments in the process are typically communicated through such exchange updates.
• Reading each update for what it states, rather than for what it does not, helps avoid over-reading routine procedural updates.

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