Speciality Restaurants clarifies Provisional Attachment Order, amount of ₹14.5 Cr attached.
Speciality Restaurants Limited clarified a Provisional Attachment Order affecting ₹14.50 crore, a forfeited amount from convertible warrant allottees. The company is not an accused, and the attachment is limited to this sum for 180 days, with no immediate impact on operations. The company is cooperating with the Directorate of Enforcement.
The provisional attachment of ₹14.50 crore, though not impacting overall operations, represents a significant sum that is earmarked and unavailable for business use. This could have a medium-term financial implication, depending on the resolution of the matter.
The company is providing a clarification on a legal matter (Provisional Attachment Order). While the attachment affects a specific sum of money, the company is not an accused and asserts no immediate operational impact. The situation is being managed through cooperation and legal recourse, indicating a neutral stance.
Speciality Restaurants Limited has issued a clarification regarding a Provisional Attachment Order (PAO) received, in continuation of their disclosure dated September 26, 2026. The company states that it is not named as an accused in the underlying investigation and no complaint has been filed against it. The PAO is a notice to the company as the holder of the provisionally attached amount, not as an accused.
The investigation concerns certain investors and warrant allottees. The sum of ₹14,50,09,700, which is the 25% upfront amount received by the company on the allotment of convertible warrants, has been provisionally attached. This amount was forfeited by the company as the allottees failed to pay the remaining 75% within the stipulated 18-month conversion period. The attachment is confined to this forfeited amount and any interest thereon, for a period of 180 days, and does not extend to the company's other assets.
The company has been cooperating with the Directorate of Enforcement and has provided a statement, undertaking to keep the said amount available. The PAO does not initiate any action against the company. There is no immediate impact on the company's operations or other activities, other than the restriction on the specified amount, which has been earmarked and is not being used in the ordinary course of business. Speciality Restaurants Limited will continue to cooperate with the Directorate of Enforcement and pursue available legal remedies, with material developments to be intimated to the stock exchanges as required.
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