McNally Bharat Engineering faces ₹3.95 Crore EPF dues order
McNally Bharat Engineering received an order from EPF Authority for recovery of ₹3.95 Crore in PF dues and damages. The company has challenged this order before the CGIT, Dhanbad, and filed a writ petition. No material financial impact is expected beyond the stated amount.
While the company states there will be no material financial impact beyond the amount ordered, the recovery of ₹3.95 Crore is a notable sum and the ongoing legal challenge indicates potential financial implications.
The company has received an order for recovery of significant Provident Fund dues and damages, which is a negative development.
McNally Bharat Engineering Company Limited (MBECL) has received an order dated 14th January 2026 from the Regional Provident Fund Commissioner -I, Regional Office, Ranchi. This order directs the recovery of Provident Fund dues and damages amounting to ₹3,95,51,696 under Section 7Q of the Employees Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952, for the period starting 17th February 2024. The company's establishment at Kumardhubi, Dhanbad, is the subject of this action.
In response to a previous demand notice, MBECL has challenged the EPF Authority's directive before the Central Government Industrial Tribunal (CGIT), Dhanbad, under case no. EPF A 20/2025. A writ petition has also been filed at the appropriate forum concerning this matter. The company stated that there will be no material financial impact beyond the amount specified in the order.
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