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According to submissions made by SBI’s lawyer Sandeep Arora in court, the sugar manufacturer defaulted on ₹1,052 crore portion of its debt on March 3, 2022. The default amount, ₹140 crore, includes coupon payments on optionally convertible debentures that had been subscribed to by banks.

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