Board takes note of ₹ 47,200/- fine each from BSE and NSE for 2-day delay in trading approval application
Board took note of fines of ₹ 47,200/- (including GST) each imposed by BSE and NSE for delay in submitting the trading approval application.
By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read
- Fine Imposed
- ₹ 47,200/- (including GST) each imposed by BSE and NSE
- Delay Duration
- 2 days
- Reason for Fine
- delay in submitting the trading approval application
What the board took note of
- BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited have imposed fines of ₹ 47,200/- (including GST) each.
- The stated reason is delay in submission of the trading approval application.
- The delay was 2 days.
- The company has already paid the fines to both exchanges within the prescribed time.
Why a trading approval application matters
When a listed company allots new shares, it applies to the stock exchanges for trading approval so that those shares can be bought and sold on the platform. A delay in that application is a procedural lapse, and exchanges levy a late fee for it.
What the company said about the delay
The Board took note that the 2-day delay was unintentional, and that the fines were paid within the prescribed time. The letters and mails received from the stock exchanges are enclosed with the intimation.
How to read the impact
- The amount involved is ₹ 47,200/- (including GST) per exchange, which the company states is already paid.
- This is a compliance and procedural matter; it does not change the company's business or its reported results.
- The relevant facts stated are the 2-day delay and the payment within the prescribed time.
Also at the same board meeting
The Board approved the un-audited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and six months ended September 30, 2026, and took note of the limited review reports issued on them by the statutory auditor. The highlights enclosed with the update state consolidated revenue of Rs 1,054 crores for Q2FY27, up 28% year-on-year, and operating PAT of 299 (Rs in crores), up 107%; these operating figures exclude other income.
Summing up
The headline item in this intimation is a small monetary penalty from both exchanges tied to the timing of one application, with the company stating the delay was unintentional and the amount already paid. The figures to track are the ₹ 47,200/- (including GST) per exchange and the 2-day delay.
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More numbers
- Fine imposed by each exchange (including GST)₹ 47,200/-
- Delay in submission of trading approval application2 days
- Consolidated revenue, Q2FY27Rs 1,054 crores
- Consolidated revenue growth, Q2FY27 year-on-year28%
- Consolidated Operating PAT, Q2FY27 (Rs in crores)299
- Operating PAT growth, Q2FY27 year-on-year107%
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