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TTI Enterprise Limited submitted its Annual Secretarial Compliance Report for FY ended 31 March 2025, prepared by practicing company secretary Aparna Tripathi & Associates. The review flagged multiple non-compliances, including late filing of financial results under Regulation 33 (BSE fine of Rs. 5,900), late board meeting intimation under Regulation 29 (Rs. 11,800 fine), late shareholding pattern submission under Regulation 31 (Rs. 24,240 fine, unpaid as of report date), and a late corporate governance report under Regulation 27 with discrepancies. Total BSE-imposed fines come to roughly Rs. 63,000–Rs. 63,180, of which some remain unsettled. Additional red flags include an inactive company website that the PCS could not verify, an SDD non-compliance status on the BSE India portal, frozen promoter DMAT accounts due to delayed quarterly reporting, and delayed intimation of resignations of the CS, CFO, and Independent Director Payal Bafna (effective 10 September 2024). Several quarterly disclosures for December 2024 and March 2025 were filed 9 to 41 days late.
The report points to repeated and serious governance failures — late filings, unpaid penalties, a frozen promoter demat account, and multiple KMP resignations with delayed disclosures. Retail investors should treat this as a clear negative signal that may invite further regulatory action from BSE/SEBI, weigh on liquidity, and hurt investor confidence in the stock.