Associate

Ankit Ujjwal

Associate, Litigation

Ankit Ujjwal

Ankit has a strong foundation in commercial dispute resolution with sharp focus on regulatory and infrastructure sectors. His practice spans across commercial litigation, securities law and infrastructure arbitration. Ankit is committed to delivering business-focused legal solutions to clients in complex, high-stakes matters. Ankit's journey in litigation has been marked by his diligence, clarity of thought and his ability to stay composed in dynamic courtroom environments.

Ankit is known for his methodical preparation and responsiveness, he approaches every case with a deep sense of responsibility and attention to detail. He has been involved in a range of contentious matters involving contractual breaches, regulatory non-compliances, and infrastructure claims under institutional and ad-hoc arbitration forums. He has appeared before various forums including Securities Appellate Tribunal, National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, National Company Law Tribunal and Bombay High Court. Guided by integrity and responsiveness, Ankit integrates comprehensive legal knowledge with practical strategies to serve clients effectively.

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End-to-end Corporate and commercial Legal Solutions

We are uniquely positioned to provide fully integrated services across a broad array of practice areas. We pursue each matter with both diligence and creativity to achieve optimal results.

Legal services for start-ups

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NSE, Jio to launch mega listings in September; to lead India’s second-half IPO revival.

NSE, Jio to launch mega listings in September; to lead India’s second-half IPO revival.

Mint featured our partner, Archana Balasubramanian, who commented: "While the regulator does not intervene in valuation pricing, it is aggressively stress-testing the factual basis behind high-valuation narratives”, in its story titled NSE, Jio to launch mega listings in September; to...

Capital Flight and Regulatory Fortresses: Dissecting India’s H1 Venture Capital Dynamics.

Capital Flight and Regulatory Fortresses: Dissecting India’s H1 Venture Capital Dynamics.

Conventus Law featured our partner, Archana Balasubramanian, who commented: "We are seeing India led development without the capital sitting in India. Measures are needed to propel organisations to shift to India not just from an operational front but a commercial...

75% OYO parent IPO proceeds to pare debt.

75% OYO parent IPO proceeds to pare debt.

Mint featured our partner, Archana Balasubramanian who commented: "The most sensitive is usually the financial covenant package: loan-to-value or security-cover ratios tied to the value of the pledged shares, where a fall in implied value can require a top-up or...

Track Two: Indian IPO-Bound Firms explore private sales alongside listing plans.

Track Two: Indian IPO-Bound Firms explore private sales alongside listing plans.

Mint featured our partner, Archana Balasubramanian, who commented, "In contrast, a private equity or strategic transaction may involve lower immediate costs but introduces greater legal and structural complexity, given the negotiated nature of control rights, governance arrangements, and exit pathways",...

Rs. 18,000 crore IPO Pipeline at risk as approvals near expiry

Rs. 18,000 crore IPO Pipeline at risk as approvals near expiry

Mint featured our Partner, Archana Balasubramanian, who commented: “Allowing Sebi’s observation letter to lapse is effectively a restart of the IPO process. From a cost perspective, issuers must again incur legal, merchant banking, auditing and diligence expenses, which can cumulatively...

A Thaw in the renewable energy deal market? Investors eye cleanmax IPO for pricing cues

A Thaw in the renewable energy deal market? Investors eye cleanmax IPO for pricing cues

Mint featured our Partner Archana Balasubramanian, in its story titled “A Thaw in the renewable energy deal market? Investors eye cleanmax IPO for pricing cues” where she commented that waiting for a peer to list publicly also allows renewables platforms...

Brandman Retail Ltd Limited rang the bell at the National Stock Exchange (NSE India) today to mark their listing.

Brandman Retail Ltd Limited rang the bell at the National Stock Exchange (NSE India) today to mark their listing.

Brandman Retail Ltd Limited rang the bell at the National Stock Exchange (NSE India) today to mark their listing. Agama Law Associates was honored to stand with the Brandman team and Gretex Corporate Services Limited at this milestone. Congratulations to...

SEBI’s ease of doing business push may cut daily compliance, but raise stakes for smaller brokers.

SEBI’s ease of doing business push may cut daily compliance, but raise stakes for smaller brokers.

The Hindu businessline featured our partner Archana Balasubramanian who commented that the thrust appears to be on bringing enforcement closer to home and empowering exchanges to impose penalties, though bulk and block deal disclosures have certainly been simplified, in its...

Government scraps mandatory probate for wills: What it means for beneficiaries

Government scraps mandatory probate for wills: What it means for beneficiaries

moneycontrol.com featured our Partner, Nitin Jain, who commented “The requirement for mandatory probate was repealed to address several systemic inefficiencies and legal inequities. Historically, the probate process often caused significant delays in estate settlement, frequently resulting in financial strain and...

A $600 Million BYJUs deal unwound: Great Learning finds its way back to founders.

A $600 Million BYJUs deal unwound: Great Learning finds its way back to founders.

Mint featured our partner Archana Balasubramanian who commented: “In a standard Indian share purchase agreement (SPA), payment and share transfer happen together. Nothing, however, stops the parties from transferring shareholding on deferred consideration. But, if the buyer defaults on a...

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A Missing “Of” and a Missing “Data”: The DPDP Removal of Difficulties Order, 2026
The MeITY notified the Digital Personal Data Protection (Removal of Difficulties) Order, 2026 (S.O. 5458(E)) on October 5, 2026, and it came into force on October 6, 2026. It is issued under section 43(1) of the DPDP Act, which allows...
Defending Infrastructure Debt: Pledge Injunctions, SARFAESI/DRT Remedies, and Cross-Default Insulation
By: Nitin Jain An agreed refinancing can fail if an existing creditor acts before the new financing closes. Once enforcement rights arise over pledged assets, one creditor’s action can affect control, trigger rights under another financing arrangement or leave the...
SEBI’s Push for Unbiased Financial Advice: Drawing the Line Between Advisory and Distribution
For years, India’s financial services industry operated in a grey zone where financial advice and product sales often went hand in hand. Investors seeking objective advice often found themselves steered toward commission-generating products, a structural conflict of interest hard-wired into...