DHFL shares rebound after massive selloff, surge 6% to Rs 51 on BSE; plummeted nearly 30% on Monday

New Delhi: DHFL stock on Tuesday rebounded after suffering a massive selloff in the previous day and surged 6 percent after the company said it was working with stakeholders and creditors to ensure resolution of liquidity issues, without any haircut to the lenders. The scrip jumped 5.97 percent to Rs 51.40 on the BSE. On the NSE, it rose by 5.97 percent to Rs 51.40. [caption id=“attachment_4473541” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  A file photo of Kapil Wadhawan, chairman and managing director, DHFL. Image courtesy: @kwadhawan1[/caption] Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited (DHFL) stock had plummeted nearly 30 percent on Monday after the company posted biggest-ever quarterly loss of Rs 2,224 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31. “We are closely working with the stakeholders/creditors to ensure that there is a comprehensive resolution, without any haircut to the lenders, as has been speculated by few sections of the media,” DHFL said in a regulatory filing on Monday. Further, DHFL said the sectorial stress is well known for months, the company withstood intense pressure and continues to remain strong and solvent. DHFL also said it is in an advanced stage of submitting its resolution plan under the inter-creditor agreement as entered into by banks.