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Order in the matter of Setco Automotive Limited

SEBI closed 2026
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What is this order about?

SEBI issued an order examining alleged violations by Setco Automotive Limited and related entities regarding financial disclosures and potential fraudulent practices in the securities market.

Who it concerns

Setco Automotive Limited, Setco Auto Systems Pvt. Ltd., Harish Sheth, Udit Harish Sheth, Arun Arora, Ashok Kumar Jha, Suhasini Somesh Sathe, Rovinder Kumar Singla, Urja Harshal Shah, Jatinder Bir Singh Gujral

What was found or directed

  • SEBI found that funds were diverted from Setco Automotive Limited to promoter entities through a marketing commission scheme
  • Noticee No.1 and 2 raised Rs. 615 crores from IRF
  • Rs. 107.76 crores was paid as marketing commission by Noticee No.2 to SEPL (promoter company) in 2021-22
  • Total marketing commission of Rs. 16.70 crore was paid by Noticee No.2 to SEPL during FY 2019-20 to 2021-22
  • Marketing agreements between SAL and SEPL (2017-2022) and between SASPL and SEPL (2021) were cited as part of the alleged scheme
Source bodySecurities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) — enforcement orders
Reference number
Statusclosed (section: order)
Year2026
Closing date
Documents1

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