SBI-led lenders say Vijay Mallya owes Rs 8,752 crore more

SBI-led lenders have told the Bombay High Court that Rs 8,752 crore remains recoverable from Vijay Mallya. The lenders made the submission despite reporting that Rs 10,270 crore had already been recovered.

Recovery figure remains substantial

The figures place the outstanding recovery claim at the centre of the lenders’ statement before the court. While the lenders said a significant amount had been recovered, they maintained that Rs 8,752 crore was still due from Mallya.

The submission provides two separate figures: Rs 10,270 crore recovered and Rs 8,752 crore remaining recoverable. Together, they describe the scale of the recovery effort referred to by the SBI-led lenders.

What the lenders told the court

The lenders’ position is that the recovery process has not been completed. Their statement to the Bombay High Court indicates that the amount already recovered does not cover the full sum they are seeking from Mallya.

No further details on the recovery process or the court’s response were provided in the available information. The immediate focus remains on the Rs 8,752 crore that the lenders say is still recoverable.

Key figures

• Rs 10,270 crore has been recovered, according to the lenders.
• Rs 8,752 crore remains recoverable from Vijay Mallya, according to their submission.
• The figures were presented to the Bombay High Court by SBI-led lenders.