Orient Green Power Subsidiary Receives ₹9.31 Crore from RBI Ombudsman Award
The company explicitly stated that the receipt of ₹9.31 crore is 'material in financial terms' and will increase profitability for the current quarter and year, indicating a significant positive financial effect.
The company's subsidiary received ₹9.31 crore from a legal award, which will directly increase the profitability for the current quarter and year.
* Orient Green Power Company Limited's material subsidiary, Beta Wind Farm Private Limited ("Beta"), received ₹9.31 crore on July 22, 2025. * This payment was made in compliance with an award issued by the Office of the RBI Ombudsman, Thiruvananthapuram, stemming from the case of Beta Wind Farm Private Limited vs. Bank of Baroda. * The company had previously informed about this award on January 12, 2024. * The receipt of this amount is considered financially material and is expected to increase the profitability for the current quarter and year by ₹9.31 crore.
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