Nairobi, Aug. 28 -- Bank of Baroda directors are facing contempt proceedings after a borrower, Infinity Industrial Park, accused them of using a Sh2.2 billion debt claim to take control of the company in breach of a court order.

In its application seeking to have the directors cited for contempt, Infinity says the bank appointed joint administrators on August 10, 2026, despite a High Court order barring it from taking possession of or interfering with its property in Nairobi's Njiru area.

The dispute stems from a Sh1.9 billion loan by Bank of Baroda to Infinity in 2019 to finance its industrial park project along Nairobi's Eastern Bypass.

The facility was secured against several properties including industrial park land at Njiru, Nairo...