India’s markets regulator, SEBI, bars Kore Digital from fundraising after alleging improper conduct involving the company’s financial reporting. SEBI says the firm inflated revenue using non-genuine subsidiaries and manipulated financial statements.

SEBI’s action is framed as enforcement based on alleged irregularities in how Kore Digital presents its financial performance. The company’s reported revenue and related disclosure figures are central to the regulator’s concerns, according to the outlets describing SEBI’s allegations. The reporting focuses on what SEBI claims, rather than any confirmed findings of wrongdoing by a court or an adjudicating authority.

Across the sources provided, the core details match: SEBI’s ban on fundraising and the specific allegations of revenue inflation via subsidiaries and financial statement manipulation. While the outlets differ in wording and presentation, they do not provide conflicting factual elements about the regulator’s allegations or the nature of the restriction.