ABB India fined ₹17.68 lakh by Customs; company to appeal
ABB India Limited received an order from Customs imposing a penalty of ₹17.68 lakh and a redemption fine of ₹1.77 lakh. The company plans to appeal the order, expecting no material impact.
The company has explicitly stated that it does not reasonably expect the order to have any material impact on its operations.
The company has received a penalty, which is negative, but plans to appeal and expects no material impact, making the overall sentiment neutral.
ABB India Limited has announced that it has received an order from the Office of the Principal Commissioner of Customs, Bangalore.
The order imposes a penalty amounting to ₹17,68,303 and a redemption fine of ₹1,77,000 under Section 114A of the Customs Act, 1962. The alleged contravention relates to the mis-declared value of goods.
The company received the order, dated March 24, 2026, on March 24, 2026. ABB India Limited plans to file an appeal against this order and is hopeful for a favorable outcome. The company does not reasonably expect this order to have any material impact on its operations.
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