Rajesh Exports fait l'objet d'une enquête du SEBI pour fraude présumée

La quatrième plus grande entreprise indienne, Rajesh Exports, fait l'objet d'une enquête de la part du SEBI pour une éventuelle fraude financière. Les investigations ont révélé des irrégularités comptables et un détournement potentiel de fonds.

La haute direction de l'entreprise a déclaré ne pas être au courant des opérations à l'étranger. Elle attribue ces activités au promoteur Rajesh Mehta. Les auditeurs impliqués dans l'examen sont également sous surveillance pour leur conduite. L'enquête se poursuit afin d'examiner les pratiques financières de la firme. Rajesh Exports a rapporté des revenus massifs accompagnés de maigres bénéfices au cours des dernières périodes.

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