Alkem Laboratories Receives GST Order from Uttarakhand Authority
Alkem Laboratories received a GST order demanding ₹27.14 lakh with a penalty of ₹27.79 lakh. The company will contest the order, believing there is no material impact.
The company stated that there is no material impact on financial, operation or other activities.
The announcement conveys factual information about receiving a GST order and the company's intention to contest it. There's no indication of positive or negative sentiment.
* Alkem Laboratories received an order from the Assistant Commissioner, Central Goods & Service Tax Division, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, on 03 December 2025. * The order pertains to the period from F.Y. 2018-2019 to 2022-2023. * The order demands GST of ₹27,14,603 along with a penalty of ₹27,79,266 and applicable interest. * The demand order alleges excess availment of ITC. * Alkem Laboratories disagrees with the order and will contest it, including filing an appeal. * The company believes there is no material impact on financial, operation or other activities.
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