Rajesh Exports Faces Regulatory Scrutiny
Analysis based on 47 articles · First reported Jun 04, 2026 · Last updated Jun 24, 2026
The allegations of massive revenue overstatement and fund diversion by Rajesh Exports, coupled with regulatory actions from the India — Securities and Exchange Board of India and the India — Enforcement Directorate, have severely impacted Rajesh Exports' stock price, causing it to hit lower circuit limits. The potential removal of Rajesh Exports from the government's PLI scheme could further damage its future prospects, particularly in the battery manufacturing sector. The involvement of Life Insurance Corporation as a significant stakeholder also raises concerns about institutional investment due diligence.
Rajesh Exports, a gold refining and jewellery manufacturing company, is under intense scrutiny from Indian regulators. The India — Securities and Exchange Board of India (India — Securities and Exchange Board of India) issued an interim order alleging that Rajesh Exports (Rajesh Exports) overstated its revenue by an astounding Rs 15.15 lakh crore between FY2021 and FY2025, primarily through its overseas subsidiaries like Valcambi (Valcambi). The regulator also cited fund diversion, opaque related-party transactions involving entities like Ambit Private Limited (Ambit Private Limited) and ACC Energy Storage Private Limited (ACC Energy Storage Private Limited), and non-cooperation during the audit. As a result, Rajesh Mehta (Rajesh Mehta), the company's founder and chairman, has been barred from dealing in Rajesh Exports' securities, and a new forensic audit has been ordered. Concurrently, the India — Enforcement Directorate (India — Enforcement Directorate) conducted searches, identifying 'significant' irregularities in Rajesh Exports' business indicators and a failure to produce records for foreign transactions, including a claimed Rs 1,035 crore investment in African mines. The India — Ministry of Heavy Industries (India — Ministry of Heavy Industries) is also considering removing Rajesh Exports from the ACC Battery Storage PLI scheme. Rajesh Mehta denies the allegations, stating the company has cooperated and will resubmit documents, attributing discrepancies to data volume. The significant stake held by Life Insurance Corporation (Life Insurance Corporation) in Rajesh Exports has also drawn attention, with questions raised about the insurer's investment decisions.
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