According to Sebi, the nine promoter entities are Nitin S Kasliwal, Jyoti N Kasliwal, Anjaneya Holdings, N Essence Holdings, Sansar Exim, Tulja Enterprises, Chamundeshwari Merchantile, Verve Properties & Investment and Ingenious Finance & Investment.
During the inspection of the shareholding of S Kumars, Sebi observed that the nine entities had "failed to make disclosures regarding creation/ invocation/ release of certain pledge transactions and off market sale/ purchase of shares" of the company.
By failing to make the disclosures, they had allegedly violated the provisions of SAST (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations and PIT (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations.
However, rejecting the contention, Sebi said the requirement of disclosures is mandatory in nature.
"The correct and timely disclosures under SAST Regulations/ PIT Regulations are an essential part of the proper functioning of the securities market and failure to do so results in preventing investors from taking well informed decision," Sebi said.
As per the regulator, the transactions or pledge were made by the nine entities in respect of their individual shareholding in S Kumars and accordingly, "being the promoters of the company" they were required to make disclosures.
For the violations, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) imposed a total fine of Rs 50 lakh on the nine entities.
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