CIRP Support Services India | Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process | S.K. Agrawal & Co.
IBC & NCLT

Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) Support End-to-End CIRP Advisory & Representation

Resolve corporate insolvency with strategic legal expertise under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). Time-bound framework for financial distress resolution, asset value maximization, and business revival.

  • CIRP Filing & Admission Support
  • Representation before NCLT
  • Resolution Plan Advisory
  • Committee of Creditors (CoC) Support
CIRP IBC NCLT

What is CIRP?

The Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) is a legal mechanism under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) that enables resolution of corporate insolvency in a time-bound manner, revival of financially distressed companies, maximization of asset value, and protection of creditor interests.

  • Resolution of corporate insolvency in a time-bound manner
  • Revival of financially distressed companies
  • Maximization of asset value
  • Protection of creditor interests

Who Needs CIRP Support?

Ideal for corporate debtors, financial creditors, operational creditors, investors & resolution applicants.

Corporate debtors facing insolvency

Financial creditors (banks, NBFCs)

Operational creditors (vendors, suppliers)

Investors & resolution applicants

Our CIRP Support Services

Complete advisory and representation from filing to resolution or liquidation.

CIRP Initiation & Filing — Filing under Section 7, 9 & 10, drafting applications, admission strategy before NCLT
Representation During CIRP — Appearance before NCLT, handling notices, replies & hearings
Resolution Professional Coordination — Liaison with IRP/RP, compliance & reporting support
Committee of Creditors (CoC) Support — Representation in CoC meetings, voting strategy, protection of creditor rights
Resolution Plan Advisory — Structuring plans, investor/bidder advisory, negotiation & compliance
Liquidation Advisory — Transition from CIRP to liquidation, asset realization strategy, legal compliance

CIRP Process Flow

Step-by-step journey under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

1

Default Occurs

Trigger event for insolvency

2

Filing Application

Section 7 / 9 / 10 before NCLT

3

Admission & Moratorium

NCLT admits case & moratorium begins

4

IRP Appointment

Interim Resolution Professional takes control

5

CoC Formation

Committee of Creditors established

6

Resolution Plan / Liquidation

Revival or liquidation of company

Admission Timeline 7–30 days
CIRP Duration 180 days (extendable up to 330 days)

Key Considerations

Critical aspects of CIRP under IBC.

Minimum default threshold applicable

Management control shifts to IRP/RP

Moratorium protects assets

CoC approval is critical

Strict compliance timelines

Why Choose S.K. Agrawal & Co.?

Deep expertise in CIRP & IBC matters

Strong NCLT representation

Strategic advisory for creditors & debtors

End-to-end case management

Trusted by corporates & professionals

Our Service Presence

Based in Delhi & Faridabad, we serve clients across India & globally.

DelhiFaridabadGurugramNoida GhaziabadMumbaiPuneBangalore HyderabadKolkataChennaiAhmedabad
Pan India & International Client Support

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✓ Time-bound resolution • CoC advisory • NCLT representation • End-to-end support

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CIRP?

CIRP (Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process) is a legal mechanism under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 for resolving insolvency of corporate debtors in a time-bound manner.

Who can initiate CIRP?

Financial creditors (under Section 7), operational creditors (under Section 9), or the corporate debtor itself (under Section 10) can initiate CIRP.

What is moratorium?

Moratorium is a legal protection period under IBC where no recovery action, legal proceedings, or transfer of assets can be taken against the corporate debtor.

Who controls the company during CIRP?

The management of the company is taken over by an Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) or Resolution Professional (RP) appointed by NCLT.

What is CoC?

CoC stands for Committee of Creditors, comprising financial creditors who make key decisions including approval of resolution plans.

How long does CIRP take?

CIRP is mandatorily completed within 180 days from admission, extendable by another 90 days (total 270 days) plus litigation time, max 330 days.

Can a company be revived through CIRP?

Yes, if a resolution plan is approved by the Committee of Creditors and NCLT, the company can be revived and continue operations.

Do you handle the full CIRP process?

Yes, we provide complete support from filing, representation, CoC advisory, resolution plan assistance, to liquidation if required.

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