BHEL's Bank Account Attached for ₹55.84 Crore in Ongoing Litigation
BHEL's bank account in Visakhapatnam has been ordered for attachment of ₹55.84 Crore by the Commercial Court, Visakhapatnam, following a petition by M/s Indwell Construction Pvt. Ltd. BHEL is reviewing the order and taking legal steps.
While the attachment is for a specific amount, it directly impacts the company's available funds and requires legal intervention, suggesting a medium-term operational or financial consideration.
The attachment of a company's bank account for a significant sum indicates a negative development due to ongoing litigation.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has disclosed an order from the Commercial Court, Visakhapatnam, dated 20.02.2026, directing the attachment of ₹55.84 Crore from one of its bank accounts in Visakhapatnam. This action is in response to an execution petition filed by M/s Indwell Construction Pvt. Ltd.
The company is currently examining the court's order and is initiating appropriate legal steps to safeguard its interests, including pursuing all available remedies under the law.
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