Alphageo Receives Show Cause Notice in Rs. 16 Crore Seizure Case
Alphageo (India) Limited and its CMD received a Show Cause Notice on Feb 3, 2026, from the Directorate of Enforcement regarding a ₹16 crore seizure. The company anticipates no material adverse financial impact and will contest the seizure.
The notice pertains to a significant sum of ₹16 crores previously seized. Although the company states no material adverse impact, ongoing legal proceedings and potential penalties can have a medium-term financial and operational effect.
The company received a Show Cause Notice related to a previous seizure, which is a legal proceeding. While it states no material adverse impact is anticipated, the ongoing litigation and potential for penalties introduce uncertainty.
Alphageo (India) Limited has received a Show Cause Notice on February 3, 2026, from the Directorate of Enforcement concerning the seizure of ₹16 crores effected by the Enforcement Directorate. This follows earlier announcements regarding the company's appeal against an order confirming the seizure, which is currently sub judice.
The company stated that there is no anticipated material adverse effect on its overall financial position, operations, or other activities beyond the seized amount. Alphageo (India) Limited intends to seek the withdrawal of the seized amount in accordance with legal provisions and will make its submissions before the Adjudicating Authority within the prescribed timelines.
Mr. Dinesh Alla, Chairman & Managing Director, has also received a Show Cause Notice on the same date in relation to the matter. He will also be making his submissions before the Adjudicating Authority. The company is studying the notice and evaluating its compliance obligations.
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