SRGHFL Denies NHB Red Flags on Loan Accounts, Calls Reports Distorted
SRG Housing Finance Limited denies reports of NHB flagging fictitious loan accounts. The company states it has received no communication from NHB regarding red flags and calls the news distorted. NHB is conducting a routine audit, which SRGHFL clarifies is standard procedure.
While the company denies the allegations and states no disclosure is required yet, the existence of such rumors and the ongoing NHB audit could still impact investor confidence and the company's operations.
The company is refuting allegations of fictitious loan accounts and diversion of funds, which indicates a potentially negative situation or rumor impacting its reputation.
SRG Housing Finance Limited (SRGHFL) has strongly denied and rejected news reports circulating regarding fictitious loan accounts flagged by NHB (National Housing Bank). The company stated that it has not received any communication from NHB's Refinance Department concerning any such red flags on its loan accounts.
SRGHFL believes the articles present a distorted and misleading account of the facts, not accurately reflecting its dealings with NHB. The company asserts that no fictitious accounts have been created or maintained, and no funds have been diverted. NHB is currently conducting a routine periodic audit, which is a standard part of the regulatory framework for housing finance companies and should not be construed as an adverse finding.
The company will make necessary disclosures under SEBI Listing Regulations if any development arises that requires it. Based on current information, no such disclosure is necessitated at this stage.
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