Rajesh Exports enfrenta investigação da SEBI por suposta fraude

A quarta maior empresa da Índia, a Rajesh Exports, está sob investigação da SEBI por possível fraude financeira. As apurações revelaram irregularidades contábeis e um potencial desvio de fundos.

A alta gestão da empresa afirmou que não tinha conhecimento das operações no exterior. Ela atribui essas atividades ao promotor Rajesh Mehta. Os auditores envolvidos na revisão também estão sob escrutínio por sua conduta. A investigação continua a examinar as práticas financeiras da firma. A Rajesh Exports registrou receitas massivas aliadas a lucros ínfimos em períodos recentes.

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