IVP Limited Reports ₹1.95 Crore Fraud by Employee, Full Provision Made
IVP Limited reported a fraud involving ₹1.95 Crore perpetrated by employee Ravi Ranjan Jha. Full provision has been made, with no impact on operations. An FIR has been filed, and the customer onboarding process has been strengthened.
The fraud amount of ₹1.95 Crore is material. While the company has stated no impact on regular operations and has made full provisions, such incidents can affect stakeholder confidence and reputational standing, warranting a medium impact assessment.
The announcement reports a fraud by an employee, which is inherently negative. Although the company has made provisions and stated no impact on operations, the event itself is a negative development.
IVP Limited has provided an update regarding a fraud perpetrated by an employee, Mr. Ravi Ranjan Jha, a sales employee. The company has ascertained that the actual amount involved in the fraud is ₹195 Lakhs (₹1.95 Crore). This amount has been fully provided for in the company's books, and IVP Limited states that there is no impact on its regular operations.
The fraud, which involved misrepresentation and falsification of customer records, was unveiled on January 12, 2026. The company has filed an application for an FIR against Mr. Jha at the Byculla Police Station in Mumbai.
As a corrective measure, IVP Limited has made its customer onboarding process more robust. The company will continue to intimate the stock exchanges of any further material developments in this matter.
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