ED Conducts Searches at Innovision Ltd. Office and CMD's Residence
The Directorate of Enforcement conducted searches at Innovision Limited's office and the residence of its CMD, Shri Randeep Hundal. The searches, related to NHAI debarment proceedings, did not disrupt business operations. No incriminating documents were seized from the CMD's residence, and the company is cooperating fully with authorities.
Searches by a major enforcement agency can create uncertainty and potentially impact investor sentiment. While operations are currently unaffected and no findings have been communicated, the ongoing investigation and its potential future implications warrant a medium impact assessment.
The announcement details searches conducted by the Directorate of Enforcement. While this could be perceived negatively, the company is cooperating, operations are unaffected, and no incriminating documents were found at the CMD's residence. The outcome is uncertain, making the sentiment neutral.
Innovision Limited has disclosed that the Directorate of Enforcement (ED), Lucknow Zonal Office, conducted searches at its Gurugram office premises and the residential premises of its Chairman and Managing Director, Shri Randeep Hundal. The search at the company's office, initiated under a Search Warrant dated September 1, 2026, commenced on September 2, 2026, at 7:30 AM and concluded on September 3, 2026, at 12:30 AM. During this period, ED officers examined various records and electronic data, copying certain documents and data onto a 16 GB pen drive. The statement of the Chief Financial Officer was also recorded.
The search at the CMD's residence, authorized on September 1, 2026, took place from 7:40 AM to 10:20 PM on September 2, 2026. According to the Panchnama, no incriminating documents were found or seized from the residential premises.
The company stated that the searches were related to an ongoing legal challenge against a debarment order issued by NHAI on July 25, 2025. The Delhi High Court had previously stayed the operation of this order and has, in connected matters, set aside similar debarment orders. Innovision Limited expects a similar ruling in its case, noting that NHAI has candidly admitted the High Court's quashing of such orders.
Innovision Limited has affirmed its full cooperation with the authorities and stated that the search proceedings did not disrupt normal business operations. The company has not yet been informed of any final findings of violation or contravention arising from these searches. The company will make further disclosures as required by law.
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