Besides, the firms -- Swar Agrotech India and Swar Agroteak and Housing (India) -- and their directors are also barred from the capital market for four years.
It was alleged that the companies had launched and operated collective investment schemes (CIS) without obtaining registration from Sebi.
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As per the details, Swar Agrotech and Swar Agroteak and Housing had mobilised Rs 94.79 lakh and Rs 56.80 lakh, respectively.
In two separate orders, the regulator has restrained the firms and their directors from collecting any money from investors or launching any CIS.
The entities will have to provide a detailed inventory of all their assets and details of all their bank and demat accounts, among others.
In addition, they have been barred from selling any assets of the company except for the purpose of making refunds to their investors.
In case they fail to comply with the order, Sebi said the entities will continue to be barred from the securities market even after the completion of four years of restrictions imposed on them "till all the CIS are wound up and all the money mobilised through such schemes are refunded to its investors with returns which are due to them".
Besides, it would make a reference to the state government / local police and register a civil/criminal case against the company. It would also make a reference to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs to initiate appropriate action as deemed fit. The orders take effect immediately.
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