Highway Infra Withdraws NHAI LOA, Faces ₹26.33 Lakh Penalty
Highway Infrastructure Limited has withdrawn its Letter of Acceptance for the Venkatapalem Fee Plaza from NHAI. As a result, the company has been penalized ₹26.33 Lakhs by NHAI. The payment is due within three days.
A penalty of ₹26.33 Lakhs, while not excessively large for an infrastructure company, represents a direct financial outflow and a setback in project operations.
The company is withdrawing a Letter of Acceptance and has incurred a penalty from NHAI.
Highway Infrastructure Limited has decided to withdraw the Letter of Acceptance (LOA) issued by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) for the operations of the Venkatapalem Fee Plaza in Andhra Pradesh.
Consequently, NHAI has imposed a penalty of ₹26,33,000 (Rupees Twenty-Six Lakhs Thirty-Three Thousand) on the company. The company has been given three days from the date of the notice to make the payment.
The impact on the company's financial, operational, or other activities is stated to be nil, except for the penalty amount itself.
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