RBI License Cancellation Report – 7th January 2026

1. Executive Summary

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has cancelled the Certificate of Registration (CoR) of 35 Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) vide a press release dated January 07, 2026. The cancellations were executed in exercise of powers conferred under Section 45-IA (6) of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934.

Following this order, the listed entities are prohibited from transacting the business of a Non-Banking Financial Institution (NBFI) as defined in clause (a) of Section 45-I of the RBI Act, 1934.

2. List of Cancelled Entities

The following 35 companies have had their Certificates of Registration cancelled:

Sr. Company Name Registered Office CoR No. Cancellation Date
1 Satya Prakash Capital Investment Limited Jabalpur, MP B-03.00072 Dec 09, 2025
2 A G Securities Private Limited Delhi 14.01112 Dec 19, 2025
3 ALB Leasing & Finance Ltd. New Delhi B-14.02015 Dec 19, 2025
4 ATM Credit & Investments Pvt.Ltd. Delhi 14.00773 Dec 19, 2025
5 Gujranwala Corporate Capital Services India Private Limited New Delhi B-14.00153 Dec 19, 2025
6 Decisive Finance Private Limited New Delhi B-14.02413 Dec 19, 2025
7 Diamond Press Private Limited New Delhi 14.00131 Dec 19, 2025
8 Divine Investments Sales Pvt. Ltd New Delhi B-14.02795 Dec 19, 2025
9 Pearls Hire Purchase Corporation Limited New Delhi 14.00253 Dec 19, 2025
10 Quasar Fincap Private Limited New Delhi B-14.00079 Dec 19, 2025
11 Sunlife Securities Private Limited New Delhi N-14.03077 Dec 19, 2025
12 Sunrise Manufacturing Co Ltd New Delhi 14.00358 Dec 19, 2025
13 Swito Finance & Estates Private Limited New Delhi B-07.00575 Dec 19, 2025
14 Triveni Vinimay Private Limited New Delhi B-14.03346 Dec 19, 2025
15 Twenty First Century Marketing Ltd New Delhi 14.00116 Dec 19, 2025
16 Unitron Finlease Limited New Delhi B-14.01807 Dec 19, 2025
17 Veera Securities and Finlease Private Limited New Delhi B-14.02301 Dec 19, 2025
18 Vini Financial and Management Consultants Private Limited New Delhi B-14.02546 Dec 19, 2025
19 Shivom Investment & Consultancy Limited Mumbai N-13.02218 Dec 23, 2025
20 Adhinath Investments Private Limited New Delhi B-14.01879 Dec 31, 2025
21 Agroha Savings Limited New Delhi B-14.01531 Dec 31, 2025
22 Ahusons Finance and Investments Private Ltd New Delhi B-14.02074 Dec 31, 2025
23 Altar Investment Pvt Ltd New Delhi 14.00585 Dec 31, 2025
24 Associated Leasing Limited New Delhi 14.01112 Dec 31, 2025
25 Atlantic Leasing Limited Delhi 14.00617 Dec 31, 2025
26 BHL Forex and Finlease Limited New Delhi 14.00785 Dec 31, 2025
27 Bharatpuria Investment and Finance Limited New Delhi B-14.02774 Dec 31, 2025
28 Dev Dada Finance & Leasing Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi B-14-01993 Dec 31, 2025
29 East Delhi Leasing Private Limited New Delhi B.14.02527 Dec 31, 2025
30 Economic Capital Services India Private Limited New Delhi B-14.02609 Dec 31, 2025
31 ESN Finance and Capital Services Limited New Delhi B-14.02028 Dec 31, 2025
32 FMI Investments Private Limited Delhi B-14.00863 Dec 31, 2025
33 Ganpati Fincap Services Private Limited New Delhi B-14.02685 Dec 31, 2025
34 Goodworth Securities Private Limited New Delhi B-14.00413 Dec 31, 2025
35 Gopal Overseas Private Limited New Delhi B-14.02542 Dec 31, 2025

3. Root Cause Analysis (RCA)

The cancellations were invoked under Section 45-IA (6) of the RBI Act, 1934. Based on regulatory precedents and the statutory provisions of this section, the primary root causes typically include:

A. Non-Maintenance of Net Owned Fund (NOF)

The most common trigger is the failure to maintain the minimum required Net Owned Fund (typically ₹200 Lakhs for post-1999 companies, or as specified). Erosion of capital due to losses often leads to this breach.

B. Cessation of Business

Companies that effectively cease to carry on the business of a non-banking financial institution in India are liable for cancellation.

C. Operational Non-Compliance

Failure to comply with specific conditions of the CoR, including non-submission of statutory returns (NBS filings) or conducting business detrimental to the public interest.

4. Preventive Controls & Mitigation

To prevent similar regulatory actions, financial institutions must implement the following control framework:

Control Area Actionable Measures
Capital Adequacy Implement real-time monitoring of Net Owned Funds (NOF) vis-à-vis Risk Weighted Assets. Ensure capital buffers are maintained above the regulatory minimum at all times.
Statutory Reporting Automate the calendar for RBI returns (NBS-1, NBS-2, NBS-7, etc.). Zero tolerance for delays in filing, as non-filing is often a proxy for dormancy.
Business Continuity Ensure active business operations. If the entity is dormant, voluntary surrender of CoR is preferable to punitive cancellation.

5. Lessons Learnt

  • Regulatory Vigilance is Absolute: The RBI’s bulk cancellation indicates a data-driven approach to identifying non-compliant entities. Flying under the radar is no longer possible.
  • “Fit and Proper” is Continuous: Compliance is not a one-time event at registration but a continuous lifecycle requirement.
  • Reputational Risk: Cancellation orders are public. Being named in such a list causes irreparable reputational damage to directors and associated group companies.

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