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    NCLT clears Hotel Horizon resolution; NCLAT bars equity creation for now

    The National Company Law Tribunal has approved the acquisition of Hotel Horizon by a consortium including Oberoi Realty. This follows the company's admission of liabilities. The successful bidder's plan offers a significant recovery for lenders. However, the NCLT order has been challenged at the NCLAT, which has put a stay on further actions pending its final ruling.

    Multibagger Tracker! This footwear stock turns Rs 10,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh in just 10 years

    In the recent past, the stock rally faded away to an extent and returned 13% to investors in the last six months. The past three months saw the shares rising by 9%.

    Tata's multibagger! This consumer discretionary firm turns Rs 10,000 to Rs 1.4 lakh in just 10 years

    In the last five years, Titan's stock has more than tripled investors' wealth. While the growth has moderated (30%) in the last one year, it still beat the benchmark Nifty, which gained about 7% in the same period.

    Most companies stick with auditor after 5-year term

    The Companies Act 2013 says that a firm of auditors cannot be appointed as auditors for more than two terms of five years, according to rules that went into force in 2017. When an auditor's five-year terms are up, the firm can't be re-hired for another five years.

    India Inc raises concerns over a few of the related party transaction norms

    India Inc is concerned over some of the new related party transaction (RPT) norms prescribed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for listed companies which will come into effect from April this year, and has made representations through industry bodies like the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) to amend these provisions.

    No SVR share ownership through trusts for now

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has turned down a demand by several startups to allow founders to hold superior voting rights (SVR) shares through trusts, said people with knowledge of the matter. Currently, full-time executives of a company are only allowed to own SVR shares directly. Several companies lobbied Sebi to allow ownership through trusts since this is beneficial from a tax point of view.

    The Economic Times
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