HEG Subsidiary Compounded for FEMA Violation; ₹43,550 Fine Levied
HEG Limited's subsidiary, Bhilwara Infotechnology Limited, has been compounded by the RBI for a delay in reporting Form FC-GPR. A compounding fee of ₹43,550 has been levied. The company stated there is no material impact on its operations or financials.
The compounding fee is ₹43,550, which is a very small amount relative to the company's overall operations, and the company has explicitly stated no material impact on its financials or operations.
The announcement pertains to a minor regulatory violation and a small compounding fee, with no material impact stated by the company. Therefore, the sentiment is neutral.
HEG Limited has informed exchanges about an order passed by the Foreign Exchange Department of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) concerning its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bhilwara Infotechnology Limited (BIL).
The matter pertains to a compounding application for a contravention of Para 9(1)(B) of Schedule I of FEMA 20/2000 -RB, specifically for a delay in reporting Form FC-GPR. This delay was related to the post-allotment of merger shares and was attributed to oversight and unawareness of FEMA provisions.
The RBI has levied a compounding fee of ₹43,550 (Rupees Forty Three Thousand Five Hundred and Fifty Only) for this offence. The order, referenced as CA No. NDL1374/2025, was dated December 11, 2025, and received by the company on the same day at 05:05 PM.
HEG Limited has stated that there is no material impact on the financial, operational, or other activities of the company as a result of this compounding fee.
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