Accounting
firm Ernst & Young has re-valued Mumbai-based Zenith Infotech's
cloud-computing business at Rs 194 crore, about 67% lower than the
previous assessment done by the firm. The Bombay High Court had last
month asked Ernst & Young to carry out a fresh valuation of the
company's cloud-computing business taking into account the March and the
June quarter financials. This was done to factor in the developments
since a dispute between the company and bondholders arose last year. The
audit firm had first valued Zenith Infotech's cloud-computing business
at Rs 598 crore, while Grant Thornton, the valuer hired by bondholders,
said it might be worth about Rs 200 crore. On Monday, a representative
of offshore lender Bank of New York Mellon Trustees told the court that
Zenith's cloud-computing business was worth between Rs 151 crore and Rs
211 crore. Shares of Zenith Infotech gained 4.80% to close at Rs 37.10
on the Bombay Stock Exchange on Monday, a day when the exchange's
benchmark index, the Sensex, lost 0.74%.
Source: The Economic Times
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