BGR Energy Systems: GST Demand Reduced to ₹107.90 Cr from ₹210.14 Cr
BGR Energy Systems' GST demand for FY 2018-19 has been reduced to ₹107.90 Crores from the original ₹210.14 Crores. This follows an order by the Assistant Commissioner (State Tax) after a High Court remand. The company plans to appeal the order, stating no material financial impact currently.
While the demand has been reduced, the confirmed amount of ₹107.90 Crores is material. The company's plan to appeal adds uncertainty, but the reduction mitigates immediate significant financial impact.
The reduction in the GST demand is positive, but the company's intention to appeal indicates the matter is not fully resolved, hence a neutral sentiment.
BGR Energy Systems Limited has announced that the Assistant Commissioner (State Tax), Ponneri Assessment Circle, has passed an order dated 03 February 2026 concerning the Company's GST assessment for the financial year 2018-19. This order was issued following directions from the Hon'ble High Court of Madras, which had remanded the earlier adjudication order for fresh consideration.
The fresh order substantially reduces the total demand confirmed to approximately ₹107.90 Crores, inclusive of tax, interest, and penalty under CGST and SGST. This is a significant reduction from the original demand of approximately ₹210.14 Crores.
The alleged GST non-compliances for FY 2018-19 related to ITC reversals, advances received, and taxability of certain receipts claimed as exempt. The company has stated that there is no material financial impact at this stage, as they intend to appeal against the said order.
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