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Exemption Order under Regulation 11 of SEBI (SAST) Regulations, 2011 in the matter of Acutaas Chemicals Limited - Vaghasia Family Trust

SEBI closed 2025
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What is this order about?

This order concerns an exemption request under SEBI's SAST Regulations for the Vaghasia Family Trust's proposed acquisition of shares in Acutaas Chemicals Limited, examining whether the acquisition qualifies for exemption as an internal family reorganization.

Who it concerns

Vaghasia Family Trust

What was found or directed

  • Exemption sought from SAST Regulations 2011 provisions
  • Proposed acquisition of 1,07,58,079 shares (13.14%) from promoter Chetankumar Vaghasia
  • Acquirer Trust to be mirror image of promoter holdings
  • No change in public shareholding
  • Trust to comply with Master Circular conditions including annual auditor certification
  • Trust to disclose changes in trustees/beneficiaries within 2 days
Source bodySecurities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) — enforcement orders
Reference numberWTM/KCV/CFD/08/2025-26
Statusclosed (section: order)
Year2025
Closing date
Documents1

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