Indowind Energy Wins Bombay Court Case Against Bank of Baroda for ₹1 Crore Bank Guarantee
Indowind Energy secured a favorable judgment from the Bombay City Civil Court against Bank of Baroda. The company is set to receive a ₹1 crore bank guarantee, plus 12% interest compounded annually from June 17, 2004. This is expected to strengthen the company's finances and fund expansion projects.
The judgment involves a substantial monetary award (₹1 crore plus accrued interest) which is expected to significantly strengthen the company's financial position and enable expansion projects.
The court ruling is in favor of the company, awarding a significant principal amount and interest, which is expected to have a positive financial impact.
Indowind Energy Limited has received a favorable final judgment and decree from the Bombay City Civil Court in Greater Mumbai concerning Commercial Summary Suit No. 502 of 2024. The court ruled in favor of Indowind Energy (Plaintiff) against Bank of Baroda (Defendant).
The court has directed the defendant bank to pay and encash Bank Guarantee No. MPN/RCK/CICON/182/03-04, dated 26/05/2003, for ₹1,00,00,000/- (Rupees One Crore only) in favor of Indowind Energy.
Furthermore, the bank is mandated to pay simple interest at a rate of 12% per annum on this amount, calculated from June 17, 2004 (the date of invocation) until the full realization of the amount. The order was received by the company on October 6, 2026.
This judgment is expected to have a positive financial impact on Indowind Energy. The company is entitled to receive the principal amount of ₹1,00,00,000/- along with accrued interest. Indowind Energy anticipates realizing a substantial sum from the interest accumulated over the past 23 years. The realization of these funds is expected to significantly strengthen the company's financial position, providing additional resources for larger expansion and repowering projects, which in turn are projected to boost turnover and profitability. There is no adverse impact on the company's operations.
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