Why? Because investors saw it as closure, not crisis. The contravention was technical; a reporting lapse under FEMA rules from 2004. No operational disruption. No regulatory red flags. Just a ₹60k fine and a clear path forward. In an era where even whispers of regulatory trouble sink stocks, this tiny penalty turned into a relief rally. The stock’s 52-week high was ₹56.74; now trading at ₹28; showing it’s still recovering from a rough year. But for those watching small caps, this is the kind of quiet resolution that signals stability, not scandal. Sometimes, the smallest fines carry the biggest market signals.