Sammaan Capital addresses Supreme Court proceedings regarding erstwhile promoter
Supreme Court reviews PIL against Sammaan Capital, clarifying no negative observations against the company. The case now focuses on the former promoter, with all related loan accounts at NIL.
The ongoing litigation and regulatory scrutiny, even if clarified, can still have a moderate impact on investor confidence and the company's reputation. While the Supreme Court's clarification is positive, the situation requires continued monitoring.
The announcement primarily addresses ongoing legal proceedings and clarifies the company's position, without indicating a clear positive or negative outcome for the company itself. The focus is on clarifying the company's stance and distancing itself from the actions of the former promoter.
* Supreme Court reviews PIL against Sammaan Capital (formerly Indiabulls Housing Finance) concerning loans to borrower groups and alleged quid pro quo with the former promoter, Mr. Sameer Gehlaut. * Regulatory agencies previously found no wrongdoings by Sammaan Capital regarding these loans, and the Delhi High Court dismissed the petition in February 2024. * The Supreme Court clarified it has made no negative observations against Sammaan Capital and the case now primarily concerns the erstwhile promoter. * All loan accounts of the five borrower groups are now NIL, with most repaid in 2019. * The court directed a team of senior officials to examine allegations, with a joint affidavit to be filed before the next hearing; no FIR has been directed against Sammaan Capital. * Mr. Gehlaut exited his shareholding in Sammaan Capital in 2023, and the company is now promoter-less and professionally managed.
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