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Rajesh Exports denies SEBI charge of financial misreporting

Rajesh Exports denies SEBI charge of financial misreporting
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Rajesh Exports Ltd has formally denied allegations by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regarding financial misreporting and misleading investors. The company claims the regulator confused revenue figures with EBITDA, while SEBI has ordered a forensic audit and restricted the promoter from trading.

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The case underscores the regulatory scrutiny faced by large exporters in India and the potential market volatility caused by disputes over consolidated financial reporting.

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Rajesh Exports Ltd, which the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) charged with misreporting financial information and misleading investors, denied the charges in an exchange filing released Thursday (June 4, 2026.)

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The report balances the regulator's accusations with the company's direct rebuttal, maintaining a neutral reporting style.

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