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Rajesh Exports’ bizarre finances

Related party transactions are a problem. Accounting norms for overseas subsidiaries are a must

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Rajesh Exports’ bizarre finances

Related party transactions are a problem. Accounting norms for overseas subsidiaries are a must

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economictimes.indiatimes.com1 mesi fa

Rajesh Exports shares jump 5% after 30% crash in 7 days. How the alleged Rs 15.15 lakh cr fraud saga unfolded

Rajesh Exports shares hit the upper circuit after a steep seven-session decline triggered by SEBIs interim order alleging large-scale revenue inflation. The company denied overstating revenue, attributed the issue to a…

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  1. lunedì 15 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Rajesh Exports shares jump 5% after 30% crash in 7 days. How the alleged Rs 15.15 lakh cr fraud saga unfolded

    Rajesh Exports shares hit the upper circuit after a steep seven-session decline triggered by SEBIs interim order alleging large-scale revenue inflation. The company denied…

  2. mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·thehindubusinessline.com

    Rajesh Exports’ bizarre finances

    Related party transactions are a problem. Accounting norms for overseas subsidiaries are a must