The MCA is likely to act on the findings and may even refer the case to the Serious Fraud Investigation Office, depending on the complexity and scale of the suspected violations.
The western region, which includes Mumbai and Pune, have the highest number of the pending cases
The company says it has responded to the ministry's queries and has no Chinese investor now
The ROC, which operates under the ministry of corporate affairs, has completed an initial probe into Byju’s and has recommended a further investigation.
These companies are found to have incorporation related fraud or financial frauds. Some companies have an Indian director, but the bank account is operated from China.
The time taken for voluntary closure has already come down to 110 days since the Ministry of Corporate Affairs operationalised Centralised Processing for Accelerated Corporate Exit (C-PACE) on May 1, 2023.
Against the backdrop of heightened tensions, there has been tighter scrutiny of investments from the neighbouring country.
The ministry is investigating 665 Chinese companies, including loan apps, for Companies Act violations.
The RBI in 2017, raised the capital requirement to Rs 100 crore from the earlier level of Rs 2 crore, keeping in mind the higher amount of cash required to buy bad loans.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs' western regional director office has ordered an inspection under Section 206 of the Company's Act.
A two member bench headed by Chairman Justice S J Mukhopadhaya dismissed the plea filed by RoC. NCLAT further said that its December 18, 2019 judgement has no aspersions cast against it.
During the proceedings, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs said that it was discharging its duty and has not committed any illegality in conversion of Tata Sons from public company to a private company.
The counsel appearing for Tata Sons informed the appellate tribunal that the company has moved the Supreme Court against its order passed on December 18
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“Delhi’s RoC, which has been probing Aarush Forex Pvt for a while now, unearthed some suspicious transactions in its books and came across several companies, including Thomas Cook,” a source said.
The move comes as the agency prepares to file charge sheets in the controversial scam, they said.
As of November 30, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has deregistered 6.07 lakh from its records as part of a plan to crack down on shell or paper companies
The corporate affairs ministry is also examining companies’ data to see if they are involved in tax evasion or money laundering
The corporate affairs ministry has launched a mega KYC drive for company directors, in which they have to provide passport, PAN number and contact details such as personal phone number and email address by September 15
On August 27, the full-service carrier reported a net loss of Rs 1,323 crore for the three months ended June.
The ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) has found that 736 out of the total 1,313 firms or companies were either never listed or have been delisted from the domestic bourses
Apollo Hospitals Chief Financial Officer Krishnan Akhileswaran said the pharmacy business got a boost from demonetisation because people were allowed to use their old notes (Rs 500, Rs 1000).
To check the menace of illicit money-pooling activities of small unlisted companies, Sebi has proposed a joint task force of financial regulators and intelligence agencies to bring them under regulatory ambit.
The promoters and directors of such companies who would fail to list even after the extended time of 18 months would have to undergo 'stricter scrutiny' for their any future association with securities market
The agency has been looking into the role played by the regulators in handling this chit fund scam.