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   ECONOMY
Wednesday, November 28, 2001 

Sebi bars 2 firms, directors from capital market

Our Markets Bureau

Mumbai, Nov 27: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has barred two South India-based companies Novel Finance (I) Ltd, formerly known as PK Vaduvammal Finance Ltd and Sunrise Oleo Chemicals Ltd and its four directors including G Ramesh, from entering the capital market for a period of five years.


Charge sheet against Johri brothers filed
New Delhi, Nov 27: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a charge sheet against two Johri brothers, their father and directors of two private companies for allegedly cheating the Bank of India to the tune of Rs 2.8 crore by diversion and misappropriation of funds sanctioned as lease finance. The CBI filed the charge sheet against Cyberspace Ltd, its directors Arvind Mohan Johri, Anand Krishan Johri, Gyanendra Nath Johri, Inmac computers and its director, Kamal Infosys Ltd and its directors and others in the designated court at Mumbai on Tuesday, CBI spokesman said here.

The action from the regulator comes in the wake of complaints filed by various investors in relation to vanishing companies which were not complying with the listing agreement and not physically traceable at the registered office address mentioned in the offer document.
Sebi has directed these two companies and their directors to dissociates from the capital market related activities and not to deal in securities and to access the capital market.

More specifically they will not be associated with any of the intermediaries in the capital market for a period of five years. Earlier, the regulator had received reports of non-compliance with the legal and statutory requirements by certain companies after making public
issues.

The order will come into force after a month from the date of issue, a Sebi release said.

 
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