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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), along with the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE), has waived fines imposed on Unitech Ltd. for non-compliances carried over from its previous management. BSE had levied INR 3.3 crore and NSE INR 3.5 crore in penalties. Following this, Unitech's shares will move from restricted categories to actively traded segments on both exchanges. The move is expected to improve liquidity, investor confidence, and support the company's ongoing efforts to resolve legacy issues and complete stalled projects.
Unitech Ltd., a real estate developer under government-appointed management, has received regulatory relief from SEBI, BSE, and NSE. The fines and penalties imposed on the company for non-compliances under its previous management have been waived. The penalties previously stood at INR 3.3 crore from BSE and INR 3.5 crore from NSE. Advertisement
Along with the waiver of fines, both stock exchanges will ease trading restrictions on Unitech shares. Effective October 7, BSE will move Unitech's securities from the restricted Z category to the B category, which is for actively traded stocks. NSE will shift the company's shares from the restricted BZ series to the default EQ series. This change is expected to improve liquidity and trading activity, benefiting shareholders who had limited options earlier.
The current regulatory relief allows Unitech to focus on completing stalled projects and resolving past financial and operational issues. It also restores confidence among investors and stakeholders, who have been concerned about the company's legacy problems and restricted trading status.
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