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BSE moves NCLT against defaulting companies

Seven companies have defaulted in fee payment

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A man walks out of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) building in Mumbai (Photo: Reuters)

BS Reporter Mumbai
BSE has filed proceedings against seven companies before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai, for defaulting on fees. The exchange said it would take similar action against more companies. The companies against which BSE has moved the NCLT include Neo Corp International, S Kumars Nationwide, Asahi Infrastructure & Projects, Mavi Industries and Twinstar Industries.

"A few listed companies have failed to pay annual listing fees to BSE in spite of advance intimation, reminders and grant of sufficient time in the past few years. Such companies continue to be listed and traded on BSE. There are about 130 such Companies.

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