If the deal goes through, it will be Buffet's first direct investment in India and also his first investment in a privately-held tech company anywhere in the world.
The crisis started in February 2015 after Arnaud Vagner, a former employee, published reports anonymously under the name of Iceberg Research and accused Noble of inflating its assets.
Noble, whose market value has been nearly wiped out from $6 billion in February 2015, is expected to win the required simple majority of voters in attendance at the meeting.
The final judgement on the conversion of the company will be taken by the two-judge NCLAT bench, headed by Justice S.J. Mukhopadhyay, after hearing final arguments next month.
India is likely to face an uphill task to look for the options to sustain oil imports from Iran, the third-biggest crude supplier after Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
After the launch of Spiking as a social stock trading platform, retail investors have been using it to track transactions of significant shareholders of publicly listed companies.