Submission of revised disclosure of related party transaction for the half year ended on 31st March, 2025.
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Regency Fincorp Ltd submitted a revised half-yearly disclosure of related party transactions to BSE for the period 1 October 2024 to 31 March 2025, as required under SEBI Regulation 23(9). Total director remuneration paid during the period was about ₹43.77 lakh, with Gaurav Kumar (MD) receiving ₹18 lakh, Ashish Kamra ₹12 lakh, and Vishal Rai Sarin ₹9 lakh. Salaries to relatives of key managerial personnel and other staff totaled about ₹25.97 lakh, and rent of ₹3 lakh was paid to related parties. Inter-corporate deposits with related entities stood at around ₹1,144.37 lakh at period-end, including ₹595 lakh with Regency Digitrade Investments and ₹549.37 lakh with Annaya Management Consultancy. The company also reported a ₹732.50 lakh loan given to Vani Commercials Ltd (where a director's relative is involved) and a ₹441.74 lakh loan from MD Gaurav Kumar.
This is a routine regulatory compliance filing, but it highlights significant financial exposure to director-related entities, including large loans and inter-corporate deposits, which retail investors may want to track for governance and conflict-of-interest concerns.