Supreme Infra Board Notes Non-Compliance, Faces Fines and Promoter Holding Freeze Risk
Supreme Infrastructure India Limited's Board reviewed non-compliance issues on February 13, 2026. The company faces fines for delayed submissions including Annual Report and financial results. NSE has issued reminders and warned of promoter holding freezes and potential trading curbs if fines are not paid promptly.
The non-compliance and associated fines, along with the threat of promoter holding freeze, could impact investor confidence and potentially affect the company's operational flexibility and market perception.
The company is facing multiple non-compliance issues, leading to fines and warnings of severe actions like freezing of promoter holdings, which is a negative development.
Supreme Infrastructure India Limited informed the stock exchange that the non-compliance issues identified by the exchange were placed before the Board of Directors during their meeting on February 13, 2026. The Board took note of these matters and submitted its comments as Annexure I, in compliance with SEBI's Master Circular.
The company received multiple notices from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) regarding various non-compliances. These include delays in furnishing prior intimation about board meetings (Regulation 29(2)/29(3)), non-submission of the Annual Report (Regulation 34), delayed compliance with Corporate Governance norms (Regulation 27(2)), and non-submission of financial results (Regulation 33). Fines totaling ₹11,800, ₹2,02,960, ₹2,05,320, and ₹76,700 were levied for these specific non-compliances, with additional amounts for related party transactions (Regulation 23(9)).
The NSE has issued reminders for the payment of these fines, warning of potential freezing of promoter holdings and shifting to 'Trade for Trade' basis if compliance is not met within the stipulated timelines. The company's CFO and Compliance team cited contrary advice from advisors for some delays, which the Board noted while advising stricter adherence to timelines in the future.
Specific fines detailed include ₹11,800 for Regulation 29(2)/29(3) for November 2025, ₹2,02,960 for Regulation 34 for the financial year ended March 31, 2025, ₹2,05,320 for Regulation 27(2) for the quarter ended March 31, 2025, and ₹82,600 for Regulations 23(9) and 33 for the half-year ended September 30, 2025.
The company has been advised to ensure timely compliance and payment of fines to avoid further punitive actions from the exchange.
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