Non-compliance with certain provisions of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 and Standard Operating Procedure for suspension and revocation of trading of specified securities
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Non-compliance with listing obligations triggers fines, trading suspension and freezing of promoter shareholding under prescribed SOP. Non-compliance with specified periodic disclosure obligations under the Listing Regulations attracts a structured enforcement regime: recognized stock exchanges must impose a uniform fine schedule as first resort, publish names of non compliant entities, and where defaults are successive move scrips to a segregated trading category and suspend trading following notice procedures. Exchanges shall instruct depositories to freeze promoter and promoter group shareholding on continued default, permit phased limited trading on a trade for trade basis during suspension, and follow prescribed revocation and unfreezing timelines upon compliance and fine payment.
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Non-compliance with listing obligations triggers fines, trading suspension and freezing of promoter shareholding under prescribed SOP.
Non-compliance with specified periodic disclosure obligations under the Listing Regulations attracts a structured enforcement regime: recognized stock exchanges must impose a uniform fine schedule as first resort, publish names of non compliant entities, and where defaults are successive move scrips to a segregated trading category and suspend trading following notice procedures. Exchanges shall instruct depositories to freeze promoter and promoter group shareholding on continued default, permit phased limited trading on a trade for trade basis during suspension, and follow prescribed revocation and unfreezing timelines upon compliance and fine payment.
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