Among the celebrated kind, a few insolvency resolutions made news. The Piramal Group snapped up the bankrupt financier DHFL for ₹ 34,250 crore in a cash-and-bond deal that marked the first successful resolution under our bankruptcy code in the field of financial services. A case that has had observers agog lately is how the insolvency of Sintex Industries will get resolved. This 90-year-old maker of yarn and textiles was taken to court by Invesco, a creditor, to recover ₹ 15.4 crore following a debt default. Sintex operates in a sector that most associate broadly with Reliance Industries and a chunk of the wider interest in its process of resolution stems from Mukesh Ambani's megacorp being among the entities that have bid for the company. Just as this megacorp's big moves are tracked by a vast audience of shareholders (and others), so are its seemingly small ones, often just to decipher its strategic intent in various fields.