SEBI Penalises 10 firms for divertingIPO proceeds in Birla Pacific case

Capital Business Sector Controller, Protection and Trade Leading Group of India (SEBI) has imposed a complete fine of ₹3.42 crore on 10 elements.

According to news organization PTI, the counting of Birla Pacific Medspa and Yashovardhan Birla continues from abusing the posting arrangement as well as the underlying public offer of Birla Pacific Medspa Ltd.

Out of the total fine amount, Birla Pacific Medspa Ltd ₹1.07 crore, Abhijit Desai ₹32 lakh, PVR Murthy ₹26 lakh, 

and Yashovardhan Birla ₹Venkateshwarlu Nilabhotla, Mohandas Adige, Anoj Menon, Rajesh Shah, Upkar Singh Kohli and Tushar alleged . With ₹25 lakhs per day. 

This came after SEBI directed an inquiry into the underlying public offer of Birla Pacific Medspa (BPML) for the period 7-15 July from 2011.

Shares of BPML were listed on BSE on 7 July 2011, after the initial public offering was open for subscription from 20-23 June 2011. Sharp unpredictability was observed in the cost of scrips on the day of posting.

Shut at ₹25.35, 154% higher than the issue cost of ₹10 per share, SEBI said in a request cited by PTI on September 28.

The request expressed that BPML got an Initial public offering of ₹65.17 crore, in any case, the cash got in the Initial public offering was not used for setting up 55 

'Develop' medical care across India, as expressed in the plan by the firm , and to the degree the assets have not been used. ₹34.91 crore was really redirected by the organization. 

In the mean time, in a different request, SEBI forced a complete fine of Rs 71 lakh on 35 substances for disregarding market standards on account of First Monetary Administrations Ltd.

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