**Executive Summary**
This document is a notification from the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, issued on February 6, 2026, ordering the winding-up of the Delhi Financial Corporation (DFC) under Section 45 of the State Financial Corporations Act, 1951. The order is effective from the date of publication in the Official Gazette and establishes a Winding-up Committee to oversee the process. The notification outlines procedures for asset and liability management and employee treatment.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Winding-up of Delhi Financial Corporation (DFC):**
* The Delhi Financial Corporation (DFC) will be wound up, effective from the date of the notification's publication in the Official Gazette.
* All DFC operations will cease, except for activities related to winding-up (realization of dues, recovery, settlement of liabilities, disposal/transfer of assets, and completion of statutory and administrative closure actions).
* **Constitution of Winding-up Committee:**
* A Winding-up Committee is established to implement the winding-up process.
* The committee comprises:
* Administrative Secretary (Finance), GNCTD - Chairperson
* Administrative Secretary (Industries), GNCTD - Member
* Administrative Secretary (Law), GNCTD - Member
* Administrative Secretary (Services), GNCTD - Member
* Chairman-cum-Managing Director, DFC - Member
* Controller (Treasuries), GNCTD - Member
* Representative of Chandigarh Administration - Member
* Representative of SIDBI - Member
* Executive Director, DFC - Member Secretary
* The committee can co-opt members or seek assistance as needed.
* **Management and Powers:**
* All powers of the Board of Directors and management of DFC are vested in the Winding-up Committee.
* Any prior DFC instruments inconsistent with the notification are modified.
* **Functions and Powers of Winding-up Committee:**
* The committee has the power to:
* Take custody, control, and manage all assets, records, and properties.
* Realize dues and pursue recoveries, including through OTS/settlement schemes and legal actions.
* Undertake and complete finalization of accounts, audit, statutory compliances, and closure of operational arrangements.
* Settle statutory dues and liabilities.
* Identify, preserve, transfer, or dispose of assets.
* Take decisions for employee management.
* Continue, institute, defend, settle, or withdraw legal proceedings.
* Engage professionals/consultants.
* Take all necessary steps to effectuate winding-up.
* **Treatment of Assets, Liabilities, and Recoveries:**
* Proceeds from recoveries, monetization, or transfers will be used for winding-up expenses and liabilities, as directed by the Committee.
* Any transfer of leasehold assets is subject to applicable norms.
* **Employees and Terminal Benefits:**
* Pay, service conditions, retirement benefits, pension/GPF/NPS, and all terminal dues of DFC employees will be handled according to applicable rules and availability of funds.
* No action prejudicial to employees shall be taken except in accordance with law and due process.
* **Continuation of Legal Proceedings:**
* All legal proceedings involving DFC will continue and be handled by the Winding-up Committee.
* **Final Dissolution:**
* Upon completion of winding-up and settlement/transfer of assets and liabilities, the Lieutenant Governor may issue a further notification declaring the final dissolution of DFC.
**Impact Analysis**
**DFC Board of Directors and Management**
* **Impact:** Powers and responsibilities are terminated.
* **Action Required:** Surrender all management authority and powers to the newly formed winding-up committee.
**Employees of DFC**
* **Impact:** Potential for redeployment, changes in service conditions, and distribution of retirement and terminal benefits.
* **Action Required:** Cooperate with the Winding-up Committee and await further instructions regarding redeployment, benefits, and potential job security.
**Government of NCT of Delhi (GNCTD)**
* **Impact:** Oversees the winding-up process, ensures legal compliance, and responsible resource allocation.
* **Action Required:** Support the Winding-up Committee, allocate resources, and provide legal guidance as needed.
**Customers/Debtors of DFC**
* **Impact:** Need to settle outstanding dues and potentially renegotiate loan terms with the Winding-up Committee.
* **Action Required:** Communicate with the Winding-up Committee regarding outstanding debts and repayment plans.
**Creditors/Claimants of DFC**
* **Impact:** Need to file claims with the Winding-up Committee to recover outstanding amounts.
* **Action Required:** Contact the Winding-up Committee to submit claims for outstanding dues.
Key Entities Referenced
Delhi Financial Corporation (DFC): A state financial corporation established under the State Financial Corporations Act, 1951, being ordered to be wound up due to financial non-viability.
The State Financial Corporations Act, 1951: The act under which the Delhi Financial Corporation was established and Section 45 of which provides the legal basis for the winding-up order.
Winding-up Committee: Committee constituted to implement the winding-up of the Delhi Financial Corporation, vested with the powers of the Board of Directors and management.
National Capital Territory of Delhi: The jurisdiction/state in which the policy applies.
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स.ं 46] दिल्ली, सोमवार, फरवरी 9, 2026/माघ 20, 1947 [रा.रा.रा.क्षे.दि. स.ं 460
No. 46] DELHI, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2026/MAGHA 20, 1947 [N. C. T. D. No. 460
भाग IV
PART IV
राष्ट्रीय रािधानी राज्य क्षत्रे दिल्ली सरकार
GOVERNMENT OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION
Delhi, the 6th February, 2026
F. No. Fin. (DFC)/2025-26/876.— Subject: Order for winding-up of Delhi Financial Corporation
under Section 45 of the State Financial Corporations Act, 1951
WHEREAS
1. The Delhi Financial Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "DFC") is a Financial Corporation established under
the State Financial Corporations Act, 1951 (Act No. 63 of 1951):
2. The Council of Ministers, Government of NCT of Delhi, has considered and approved the proposal for winding-
up of DFC on account of its financial non-viability and public interest considerations, and the competent authority has
decided that DFC be wound up in the manner hereinafter provided;
3. AND WHEREAS the said approval has been accorded vide Cabinet Decision No. 3294 dated 14.01.2026;
4. Under Section 45 of the said Act, a Financial Corporation shall not be placed in liquidation save by order of the
State Government and in such manner as it may direct by administrator in case of Union Territory;
NOW, THEREFORE
In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 45 of the State Financial Corporations Act, 1951, and all other
powers enabling in this behalf, the Hon'ble Lieutenant Governor of the National Capital Territory of Delhi
hereby orders as follows:
1. Winding-up
(1) The Delhi Financial Corporation shall stand wound up with effect from the date of publication of this
Notification in the Official Gazette.
(2) With effect from the said date, all operations of DFC shall stand ceased, including undertaking any fresh
sanction/disbursement of loans, and it shall function only for the purposes of winding-up, namely: realisation of dues,
recovery, settlement of liabilities, disposal/transfer of assets, and completion of statutory and administrative closure
actions.
2. Constitution of Winding-up Committee
(1) The following Winding-up Committee is hereby constituted for implementation of the winding-up of DFC:
a) Administrative Secretary (Finance), GNCTD - Chairperson
b) Administrative Secretary (Industries), GNCTD- Member
c) Administrative Secretary (Law), GNCTD - Member[PART IV DELHI GAZETTE : EXTRAORDINARY 5
d) Administrative Secretary (Services), GNCTD - Member
e) Chairman-cum-Managing Director, DFC - Member
f) Controller (Treasuries), GNCTD - Member
g) Representative of Chandigarh Administration - Member
h) Representative of SIDBI - Member
i) Executive Director, DFC - Member Secretary
(2) The Committee may co-opt/seek assistance of any officer/authority/agency of GNCTD and may invite any person(s)
as special Invitee(s), as required for the winding-up process.
3. Vesting of Management and Powers
(1) With effect from the date of publication of this Notification, all powers of the Board of Directors and the
management of DFC shall stand vested in the Winding-up Committee constituted under paragraph 2 above.
(2) Any instrument, resolution, circular, delegation or authority previously issued by DFC shall stand modified to the
extent inconsistent with this Notification.
4. Functions and Powers of Winding-up Committee
The Winding-up Committee shall, subject to applicable law and extant Government instructions, have powers to:
a) take custody, control and management of all assets, records, securities, cash/bank balances, investments and
properties of DFC;
b) realise dues and pursue recoveries, including through OTS/settlement schemes, legal proceedings and enforcement
actions as permissible:
c) undertake and complete finalisation of accounts, audit, statutory compliances, and closure of operational
arrangements;
d) settle statutory dues and liabilities, including Government dues, municipal dues, utility dues, taxes and other lawful
claims;
e) identify, preserve, transfer or dispose of movable/immovable assets in a transparent manner and as per applicable
rules, including obtaining approvals/consents from lessor authorities in case of leasehold properties;
f) take decisions for employee management, including redeployment, continuity, terminal benefits and related actions,
in accordance with applicable service rules/instructions and subject to advice of Services and Law Departments;
g) continue, institute, defend, settle or withdraw any legal proceedings by or against DFC in the name of DFC, through
authorised officers:
h) engage professionals/consultants as required (auditors, valuers, legal counsel, etc.) in accordance with applicable
procurement norms; and
i) take all incidental and consequential steps necessary to effectuate winding-up.
5. Treatment of Assets, Liabilities and Recoveries
(1) The proceeds of recoveries, monetisation or transfers during winding-up shall be applied towards winding-up
expenses and liabilities in such manner as the Winding-up Committee may direct, consistent with applicable law
and Government directions.
(2) Any transfer of leasehold assets shall be subject to applicable norms.
6. Employees and Terminal Benefits
(1) The pay, service conditions, redeployment, retirement benefits, pension/GPF/NPS and all terminal dues of
employees of DFC shall be dealt with in accordance with applicable rules, notifications, Government instructions and
legal advice, and subject to availability of funds.6 DELHI GAZETTE : EXTRAORDINARY PART IV]
(2) No action prejudicial to employees shall be taken except in accordance with law and due process.
7. Continuation of Legal Proceedings
All proceedings by or against DFC pending before any court/tribunal/authority shall continue and be dealt with by the
Winding-up Committee through authorised officers, and DFC shall remain the entity for such purposes until final
dissolution.
8. Final Dissolution
Upon completion of winding-up and settlement/transfer of residual assets and liabilities, the Hon'ble LG may issue a
further notification declaring the final dissolution of DFC and such consequential directions as may be necessary.
By Order and in the Name of the Lieutenant Governor
of the National Capital Territory of Delhi,
SHURBIR SINGH, Secy. (Finance)
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