AI SummaryRose Valley depositors now have fixed dates for their money. On 29 September 2026, Calcutta High Court ordered the Assets Disposal Committee (ADC) to pay out about ₹550 crore against 32,43,220 pending claims by 15 November 2026, and to sell every remaining Rose Valley property and pay depositors by 28 February 2027.
Refund claims and status checks both run on the ADC website, www.rosevalleyadc.com.
How to check Rose Valley refund status
Keep your acknowledgement number or certificate number handy. It's the only thing the status page asks for.
STEP 1 - Open www.rosevalleyadc.com on your phone or computer.
STEP 2 - Click on the "Investors" section at the top left of the page.
STEP 3 - Enter your acknowledgement number or certificate number and click on "Submit".
STEP 4 - Your name, acknowledgement number and refund status will show on the screen.
How to file a Rose Valley refund claim
Depositors who never filed a claim can still do it on the same website. You will need your certificate number, acknowledgement receipt, mobile number and email ID.
STEP 1 - Open www.rosevalleyadc.com and click on the "Upload Certificate" option on the homepage.
STEP 2 - Fill in your certificate number, personal details and bank details. Check the bank account number twice, since the refund goes straight to this account.
STEP 3 - Upload the required documents and click on "Submit".
STEP 4 - Save the acknowledgement number shown after submission. You need it for every status check.
Calcutta High Court order of 29 September 2026
A division bench of Justice Rajarshi Bharadwaj and Justice Sudip Deb passed the order after finding that ADC had paid depositors only about ₹55.45 crore, although attached assets worth about ₹600 crore were under its control. Depositors' lawyer Arindam Das told the court that only 10 properties had been auctioned in 11 years and the claim process had been advertised just twice, so many depositors never filed.
The bench also cancelled hotel management deals that Chocolate Hotels Pvt Ltd, a Rose Valley company under ADC watch, had signed with outside parties without any legal right. Here is what the court ordered next.
- About ₹550 crore lying in the depositors' account must be paid to eligible depositors against 32,43,220 pending claims by 15 November 2026.
- All remaining attached Rose Valley properties must be sold, and the money paid out, by 28 February 2027.
- ADC has to file a compliance report in court every month until the work is done.
- Any work left after the deadline will go to a one-member committee of Justice S P Talukdar.
- Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) must finish its forensic audit and submit the report by 31 December 2026.
- Enforcement Directorate (ED) must find Rose Valley properties that are still not attached and act on them quickly.
Rose Valley refunds paid so far
Rose Valley Group collected about ₹17,520 crore from investors in West Bengal, Assam, Odisha and other states, and about ₹6,666 crore was never paid back. Calcutta High Court set up the ADC on 15 May 2015 to sell the group's assets and return the money. ED has attached or seized properties with a book value of about ₹1,568 crore, and on 22 April 2025 it handed a ₹517.54 crore demand draft to the ADC.
By April 2026, ED said 16 phases of payment were complete, with ₹127.69 crore paid to 1,73,350 depositors. Phases 12 to 14 started on 16 January 2026 and paid up to ₹10,200 per claimant. In those phases ADC checked 73,626 claims, approved 42,164 and marked 31,462 as defective.
Got an SMS about a defective claim? It carries a modification link. Re-upload the corrected documents through it so the claim is counted in the next phase.
Claim checking is also moving to an AI-based system approved by the High Court on 31 March 2026. ADC has hired Stock Holding Document Management Services Ltd, a government company, to rebuild the portal for faster KYC reading and claim matching.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Refund for | Rose Valley Group depositors |
| Refund run by | Assets Disposal Committee (ADC), set up by Calcutta High Court |
| Pending claims | 32,43,220 (as per HC order of 29 September 2026) |
| Deadline to pay ₹550 crore | 15 November 2026 |
| Final deadline for asset sale and payment | 28 February 2027 |
| Paid so far (ED, April 2026) | ₹127.69 crore to 1,73,350 depositors in 16 phases |
| Mode | Online |
| Official website | www.rosevalleyadc.com |
Documents needed for Rose Valley refund claim
Missing or unclear documents are the usual reason a claim gets marked defective, so upload clear scans of these.
- Original investment certificate issued by the Rose Valley company
- Certificate number printed on it
- Original acknowledgement copy
- ID proof such as PAN card, Aadhaar card, passport or voter card
- A working mobile number and email ID for SMS and email alerts
Rose Valley companies list
Rose Valley ran its deposit plans through many group companies. Match the company name on your certificate with this list.
- Adrija Gold Corporation Ltd. (Gold Harvest Scheme)
- Rose Valley Industries Ltd.
- Brand Value Communications Ltd.
- Chocolate Hotels Private Ltd.
- Misal Multipurpose Co-Operative Society Ltd.
- Rose Valley Airlines Limited.
- Rose Valley Chain Marketing System Ltd.
- Rose Valley Fashions Private Limited.
- Rose Valley Films Ltd.
- Rose Valley Finance & Investment Company Limited.
- Rose Valley Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd.
- Rose Valley Infotech (Pvt.) Ltd.
- Rose Valley Marketing India Ltd.
- Rose Valley Microfinance Ltd.
- Rose Valley Network Private Limited.
- Rose Valley Patrika Ltd.
- Rose Valley Projects Ltd.
- Rose Valley Real Estates & Constructions Ltd
- Rose Valley Realcon Ltd.
- Rose Valley Towers Private Limited.
- Rose Valley Travels (Pvt.) Ltd.
- Silver Valley Communications Ltd.
- Rose Valley Food & Beverage Ltd.
- Rose Valley Hotels & Entertainment Ltd
- Rose Valley Health Trust
- Real Estate & Landbank India Ltd.
Rose Valley ADC contact details
For problems with a claim, email info@rosevalleyadc.com or visit the ADC office at 5 Mangoe Lane, Room Nos. 401 & 402, Kolkata 700001.