The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) will auction eight properties of HBN Dairies & Allied Ltd next month for a reserve price of Rs 67.70 crore, aiming to recover money raised through illicit collective investment schemes.
SebiHbn DairiesAuctionIllicit GainsCollective Investment SchemesReal Estate MaharashtraJul 11, 2024
The purpose of the auction is to recover money raised by HBN Dairies & Allied Ltd through illicit collective investment schemes.
The reserve price of the properties is Rs 67.70 crore.
The properties are located in New Delhi, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Maharashtra.
Bidders can participate in the e-auction from anywhere, and the auction will be conducted online on August 13 from 11 am to 1 pm.
HBN Dairies & Allied Ltd had illegally mobilized Rs 1,136 crore from gullible investors through schemes involving the purchase of cattle to earn huge returns from the sale of ghee.
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