Supreme Court Dismisses Reliance's Appeal in Jio-Facebook Deal Disclosure Case
Supreme Court dismissed Reliance's appeal against the SAT order imposing a penalty of ₹30 lakhs related to the Jio-Facebook deal disclosure.
The financial penalty of ₹30 lakhs is not material for a company of Reliance's size, but the news may have a minor negative impact on investor sentiment.
The news indicates an unfavorable legal outcome for the company as their appeal was dismissed and the penalty was upheld.
* The Supreme Court of India dismissed Reliance's appeal against the SAT order dated 2 May 2025. * The SAT order imposed a penalty of ₹30 lakhs on Reliance. * The penalty relates to the disclosure of the Jio-Facebook deal to the stock exchanges in 2020. * The order was uploaded on the Supreme Court's website on 4 December 2025.
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