Alkem Laboratories Receives GST Demand Order
While the company claims no material impact due to available tax credits and intention to appeal, the order amount is substantial and creates uncertainty. Therefore, the impact is rated as medium.
The announcement discusses a negative development for the company, specifically a GST demand order with a significant financial implication.
* Alkem Laboratories received an order from the Commissioner (Appeals) - II, CGST & Central Excise, Mumbai on 20th September 2025. * The order confirms a GST demand of ₹35,11,52,690 along with applicable interest and a penalty of ₹3,51,15,268 for the period July 2017 to March 2022. * The order alleges a denial of Input Tax Credit due to a double claim in Form GSTR-3B, not reflected in Form GSTR-2A. * Alkem Laboratories disagrees with the demand order and will contest it, believing they have adequate grounds. * The company does not expect a material impact on its financial or operational activities and anticipates no cash outflow due to sufficient input tax credit availability.
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