HDFC Bank’s INR 54,315 crore large defaulter load
Among the major private banks, HDFC Bank is in the third position of large defaulters list with very few big defaulters. As per the data available with TransUnion CIBIL, up to February 2026, HDFC Bank has large defaulter dues of INR 54,315 crore with 4,914 recovery cases pending.
The biggest defaulter of the bank is Delhi-based Feedback Energy Distribution and its linked firm, Feedback Infra, with total dues of INR 1,876 crore. Both the companies took 17 loans in total from the bank and now is facing insolvency cases. Second biggest defaulter is Tamil Nadu-based Sree Rengaraj Ispat Industries with a dues of INR 1,764 crore, through 10 loans.
Kolkata-based Riverbank Developers is the third biggest defaulter with INR 1,572 crore in dues, followed by Karvy Stock Broking (INR 1,558 crore), Mumbai-based Tycoons Avanti Projects (INR 1.085 crore), Himachal Pradesh based and Delhi registered Indian Technomac (INR 1,024 crore) and Noida based Daewoo Motors Indian Limited with a dues of INR 1,023 crore to HDFC bank through 14 loans.
Other major defaulters of HDFC Bank in the range of INR 600 crore to INR 1,000 crore are : Cuttack based Gupta Power Infrastructure (INR 976 crore), Mumbai based Tridhaatu Ventures (INR 903 crore), Bengaluru based Camson Bio Technologies (INR 854 crore) and Faridabad based CMI Limited (INR 758 crore). All these companies are now under insolvency or liquidation process.
Among the major private banks, unlike ICICI Bank with large defaulters having debt of INR 2.78 lakh crore, Axis Bank and HDFC is having less exposure to big defaults. Axis Bank is having total large defaulters with INR 66,338 crore and HDFC Bank is having total large defaulters with INR 54, 315 crroe. Large defaulter means those have dues above INR One crore and banks conducting civil suits in various courts.
ICICI Bank is having 42 companies with more than INR 1,000 crore defaults and topper is all PSU banks plunder Lanco Group. Axis Bank is having 10 and HDFC Bank is having seven companies with more than INR 1,000 crore defaults.
