But there were some big problems. For starters, the company primarily grew through acquisitions — by buying other companies outside India. And as such, the company is recognising most of the big money outside India. This in itself isn't a cause for concern. But on February 28, Brightcom announced that it had received a notice from the market regulator SEBI. They commissioned a forensic audit for the period between FY15 and FY20. They wanted to investigate a few discrepancies in their financial statements and they said they had "reasonable grounds" to do so.