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Kalyani Steels and its Company Secretary Mrs. D.R. Puranik received a Settlement Order from SEBI on February 23, 2026, in connection with settlement applications they had filed under SEBI's Settlement Proceedings Regulations, 2018. The alleged violations related to corporate governance norms under Regulation 23(2) and Regulation 6(2) of LODR Regulations and various earlier SEBI circulars concerning related party transactions and board composition. The company paid a settlement amount of ₹28,02,150 and the Company Secretary paid ₹9,55,000, totaling roughly ₹3.76 crore. The company has stated that, apart from these payments, there are no further implications for the company from the order.
The matter has been resolved through SEBI's settlement mechanism rather than contested proceedings, meaning no admission of wrongdoing and no further punitive action. The financial impact is limited to the settlement amounts already paid, which are small relative to the company's size, so material damage to shareholder value is unlikely. However, the case highlights past lapses in corporate governance compliance, which investors may note.