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Sebi imposes trading bans on 33 entities for making undue gains of Rs 1,800 crore

byCustoms Today Report
24/02/2015
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Mumbai: Sebi imposed trading restrictions on 33 entities and suspended trading in one listed company, which have been found to have made undue gains of over Rs 1,800 crore. This is the fourth such order by Sebi against misuse of stock market framework for evasion of taxes in recent weeks.

It was in a fresh clampdown on entities misusing stock markets for evading taxes. While 24 entities have been barred from the entire capital markets, nine others have been restrained from trading in the shares of Kamalakshi Finance Corp Ltd. The trading has also been suspended in its shares till further orders.

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Together, the regulator has suspended trading in 27 companies so far in such cases, wherein the manipulators are estimated to have made cumulative undue gains of about Rs 2,500 crore. Those having faced action so far include promoters and top executives of many listed companies. In the latest case, Sebi found that the entities were trading in the scrip of Kamalakshi above the Last Traded Price (LTP) and their trades resulted into artificial increase in price.

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