In an order, the regulator said these entities by "trading amongst themselves indulged in synchronised trading on numerous occasions, resulting no change of beneficial ownership thereby, creating artificial volume in the scrip of SIL which gave a false and misleading appearance of trading in the scrip."
The order said that Arcadia Share & Stock Brokers Pvt Ltd has executed fictitious trades, in the nature of self and synchronised trades, on behalf of its clients has violated the provisions of the broker code of conduct.
It was observed that the price of the scrip unusually increased from Rs 21.75 to Rs 162.80 and the daily high and low traded volume 79,68,043 shares and 31 scrips respectively.
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