2. Promoters & Insiders are not allowed to trade during trading window closure period (restricted period). This generally happens when co possess some UPSI.
In case of BCG- promoters traded in this restricted period
3. Code of Conduct of BCG as required by SEBI regulations was not as per standards
To which BCG says exchanges should have flagged this π as they expect minimum supervision from them.
SEBI says ignorance of the law is not an excuse of non-compliance
Finally SEBI has imposed penalty of INR 40 Lakhs on Brightcom and its promoters for above non compliance
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Whenever such events occur, we feel it is a time to invest through mutual funds (Why not equity? Because you don't need to worry about ab konsa stock/ sector chalega)
Despite several intermittent crises, Indian Equities have gone up over the long run mirroring earnings growth
Public shareholders surged 800x in 6 years
(FY18: 516 β Sep 2024: 4.23 lakh)
Promoter Hitesh Patel sold ~3 Cr shares (βΉ50 Cr) in Jul-Aug 2024.
Before Analysing,
Some Suspicious Metrics π
βΉ1288 Cr sales with just βΉ3 Cr in fixed assets (Asset T/O: 400x!)
Margins jumped from 2% to 28% in 4 yrs
Operating cash flow? Negative for 6 yrs
βΉ16 Cr inventory for βΉ1288 Cr sales?
Just 5 permanent employees.
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Fund Diversion
Beat The Street have raised multiple concerns on fund diversion at Varanium Cloud - some of those have been noted by even SEBI also.