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MCA inspection may spoil the show for Zee; stock sheds 15% in two sessions

In a clarification to the exchanges, Zee acknowledged that it had received a letter from the MCA, seeking information and inspection

Independent directors Neharika Vohra and Subodh Kumar  had quit the Zee board last year, citing multiple issues | Photo: Company
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Independent directors Neharika Vohra and Subodh Kumar had quit the Zee board last year, citing multiple issues | Photo: Company

Ram Prasad Sahu Mumbai
The Zee Entertainment stock has shed close to 15 per cent from its highs over the last two trading sessions. 

The sharp correction followed reports that the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) had ordered an inspection of the firm’s books on allegations of corporate governance lapses and also because of the resignations of some of its independent directors. 

In a clarification to the exchanges, Zee acknowledged that it had received a letter from the MCA, seeking information and inspection. The company, however, clarified that the same was available in public domain, and also that it was collating the information and would co-operate

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