Tijaria Polypipes Limited continues to face severe financial stress with loans exceeding Rs. 730 crore, leading to halted operations in its pipes and textile divisions. The yarn segment is closed, and the mink blanket unit underperformed and shut down. Promoters have extended about Rs. 210 crore in unsecured loans to support operations and One-Time Settlement efforts. The company posted a net loss of Rs. 54.30 crore in FY 2024-25, driven by high depreciation, impairment losses, and a significant asset write-down. Receivables over Rs. 250 crore raise recoverability concerns. The Board plans to resolve NPA issues and revive operations, proposing three new Independent Directors and re-appointing auditors. Approvals for related-party deals, borrowings up to Rs. 300 crore, and asset mortgages are sought to aid restructuring and turnaround efforts.