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Linde India seeks SAT relief on valuation exercise ordered by Sebi
Update / Judgement Date
09 Sept 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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Linde India has approached the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) seeking relief from a SEBI-mandated valuation exercise. SEBI had directed Linde India to undertake a valuation of its assets as part of regulatory compliance, which the company argues is excessive and burdensome. The company contends that the valuation order is unjustified and imposes an undue financial strain. The SAT's decision will be crucial in determining whether SEBI's directives were appropriate and whether Linde India's objections have merit. This case highlights the ongoing regulatory scrutiny faced by companies and the balance between compliance requirements and operational feasibility.