Sampann Utpadan seeks waiver for ₹60,000 penalty on preferential issue
Sampann Utpadan India Limited seeks waiver for a ₹60,000 penalty plus GST, incurred due to a 3-day delay in filing trading approval for 82,00,000 preferential issue shares. The company cited procedural delays in receiving depository confirmation as the reason. They argue no investor interest was affected due to lock-in periods.
The penalty amount is relatively small for the company, and the issue is a procedural delay with no adverse impact on investor interests mentioned. The company's request for a waiver mitigates any potential negative impact.
The company is seeking a waiver for a penalty, which is a neutral event. The explanation provided is procedural, and there are no immediate positive or negative financial implications mentioned beyond the penalty itself.
Sampann Utpadan India Limited (formerly S. E. Power Limited) has submitted a reply and requested a waiver for a penalty of ₹60,000 plus 18% GST. The penalty was levied for a delay in submitting an application for trading approval concerning 82,00,000 equity shares issued under a preferential issue.
According to SEBI's Master Circular SEBI/HO/CFD/PoD-2/P/CIR/2023/00094 dated June 21, 2023, listed entities must apply for trading approval within 7 working days from the grant of listing approval, with a fine of ₹20,000 per day for non-compliance.
Sampann Utpadan's due date for compliance was December 19, 2025, and the actual compliance date was December 22, 2025, resulting in a 3-day non-compliance period and a fine of ₹60,000. The company stated that the delay was procedural and administrative. They received the Credit of Shares letter from NSDL on January 9, 2026, despite follow-ups, and had to wait until then to file the trading approval application, which requires depository confirmation. As December 20-21, 2025, were non-working days, the application was filed on December 22, 2025.
The company argues that the 3-day delay did not adversely affect investor interests, as the 82,00,000 equity shares are subject to lock-in periods of 18 months for promoters and 6 months for non-promoters. Sampann Utpadan has reiterated its commitment to transparent disclosures and has strengthened internal processes to avoid future recurrence.
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