🇮🇳 ONE OF INDIA'S BIGGEST STOCK MARKET SHOCKERS🚨 How does a company report over $160 BILLION in revenue, and then end up at the center of a major regulatory investigation? The company: Rajesh Exports. For years, it was seen as an Indian giant: • ₹1 lakh crore+ annual revenue • Global operations • Stock price once above ₹1,000 Then came the allegations. India's regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India, alleged that subsidiaries linked to the company misrepresented approximately ₹15.15 lakh crore $158B+ in revenue between FY21 and FY25. According to SEBI's allegations, roughly 99.8% of the reported revenue generated by certain subsidiaries was misleading. 99.8%. Not 10%. Not 20%. Almost all of it. SEBI also alleged that company funds were diverted without required approvals and disclosures. Meanwhile, the stock has fallen nearly 90% from its peak. Sometimes the biggest red flag isn't a falling stock. It's a company reporting enormous revenues year after year, while profits remain surprisingly small. If the revenue is real, where are the earnings? 🤔