Apollo Tyres fined ₹14.34 Lakhs by Customs, Chennai; Company to appeal
Apollo Tyres Limited received an order from the Joint Commissioner of Customs, Chennai, imposing a penalty of ₹14.34 lakhs due to a dispute regarding HSN classification. The company plans to appeal the order, stating it has no material impact on its operations or finances.
The company explicitly stated that the order has no material impact on its financial, operations, or other activities, and it plans to appeal.
The company has been fined by the customs department, which is a negative development.
Apollo Tyres Limited has received an order from the Joint Commissioner of Customs, Chennai, levying a penalty of ₹14.34 lakhs under the Customs Act, 1962. The dispute pertains to the HSN classification of goods.
The company has stated that it will file an appeal before the Appellate Authority in due course. Apollo Tyres Limited has also indicated that this order has no material impact on its financial, operations, or other activities.
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