Royalty payments by some listed companies exceed 20% of profits

A new study by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has revealed that listed companies in India frequently pay substantial royalties to related parties, often exceeding 20% of their net profits. The regulator is considering stricter regulations, including cumulative royalty limits and sunset provisions, to address concerns about potential financial risks and shareholder value erosion. A new study by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has revealed that listed companies in India frequently pay substantial royalties to related parties, often exceeding 20% of their net profits. The regulator is considering stricter regulations, including cumulative royalty limits and sunset provisions, to address concerns about potential financial risks and shareholder value erosion.  Economic Times