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Boardroom feuds push Pula Steel to the brink

Pula Steel is heading for liquidation
Pula Steel is heading for liquidation

The future of troubled steel manufacturing company, Pula Steel seems to be getting gloomier by the day. Disputes amongst shareholders on one hand and a ‘dearth of trust’ in the judicial manager on the other are ruining efforts to revive the company.

BusinessWeek has learnt that the founding shareholders of Pula Steel, the Verma Family, have asked the High Court to relieve the company’s judicial manager, Vijay Kalyanaraman of Grant Thornton of his duties saying he has contributed to the current unfeasible state of the company and has failed to take the necessary steps to ensure its rehabilitation.

Simultaneously, the judicial manager has given notice to Pula Steel creditors and the Master of the High Court of his intention to place the company under provisional liquidation saying the turnaround plan has been foiled by the shareholders’ failure to inject fresh funds into the mothballed company. 

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