Ashni Shah
Penalties and directions recorded
- If appellants do not pay Rs 2 lakh valuer fee, SEBI to pay and recover if recoverable
- Controversy held squarely covered by Tribunal decision in G.R.K. Reddy vs SEBI dated 17 October 2023 applying SEBI vs Sunil Krishna Khaitan
SAT-appeal
- The promoter group allegedly acted in concert and increased collective shareholding in KBPL from 12.77% to 25.20%, crossing the 15% threshold under Regulation 10 without making the required public announcement.Appeals challenged the common WTM order dated 9 March 2016 · WTM direction required appellants jointly and severally to make a public announcement for acquisition of sharesAppeal: Appeal Nos. 92, 93, 94, 95 and 96 of 2016 were heard on 9 January 2019 and decided together on 4 June 2019; disposition is not included in the provided text.
- Takeover violation affirmed by SAT requiring delayed exit opportunity/public announcement to target company shareholders; dispute limited to offer price fixation.No specific direction to compel appellants to provide information to SEBI/Independent Valuer · SEBI itself has power to enforce Tribunal order and its own directionsAppeal: Misc. Application No. 504 of 2019 in Appeal No. 95 of 2016 with Appeals 92,93,94,96 of 2016 disposed on 10.10.2019; main appeals decided 04.06.2019
- Warrant conversion raised promoter holding from 4.51% to 25.20% triggering Regulation 10 without public announcement under Regulation 14, plus non-compliance of WTM open-offer order dated 9 March 2016.Controversy held squarely covered by Tribunal decision in G.R.K. Reddy vs SEBI dated 17 October 2023 applying SEBI vs Sunil Krishna KhaitanAppeal: Misc. Application No.436 of 2023 and Appeal No.328 of 2023 heard 31.10.2023, decided 08.11.2023 challenging AO order dated 20.12.2022
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