Integra Engineering India Ltd has agreed to pay ₹2.1 million to settle a regulatory contravention under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA). The compounding relates to procedural irregularities in past foreign transactions. The company stated that the settlement has no material impact on its financials or ongoing business operations.
Integra Engineering India Ltd has informed that it will pay ₹2.1 million to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) toward compounding a contravention under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), marking the closure of a long-standing compliance issue.
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The compounding pertains to procedural lapses in earlier foreign exchange or related reporting transactions, which were subsequently rectified by the company.
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Integra clarified that the payment is part of a regulatory settlement process and does not involve any fraudulent or material financial wrongdoing.
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The company emphasized that the compounding will not have any significant bearing on its financial results or the continuity of operations.
This development underscores RBI’s continued vigilance in enforcing FEMA compliance among corporates, while providing a structured route for resolving non-material procedural breaches through compounding. Market observers note that such disclosures reinforce transparency and corporate governance standards in listed entities.
Integra Engineering, which operates in the industrial and electrical engineering segments, continues to maintain focus on operational growth and compliance improvement.
Source: Company disclosure to stock exchanges and RBI compounding proceedings