Pakka Limited Files ₹4.23 Crore Civil Suit Against Erstwhile Distributor
Pakka Limited filed a civil suit on December 3, 2025, seeking recovery of ₹4.23 crore from its erstwhile distributor, Direct Sources, due to alleged breach of distribution arrangements. The claim includes ₹3.47 crore principal and ₹76 lakh interest. Connected criminal proceedings are ongoing, with the High Court staying them for Mr. Yogesh Kumar.
The amount involved (₹4.23 crore) is significant relative to the company's size and could impact liquidity if not recovered. The ongoing legal proceedings also introduce uncertainty and potential costs.
The announcement details a civil recovery suit and connected criminal proceedings. While the suit aims to recover funds, the outcome is uncertain and the company may incur legal costs. It is a disclosure of ongoing legal matters rather than a definitively positive or negative event.
Pakka Limited has disclosed the institution of a civil recovery suit against Direct Sources, the proprietorship concern of its erstwhile distributor, Mr. Yogesh Kumar. The suit, filed on December 3, 2025, before the Court of Civil Judge (Senior Division) in Ayodhya, seeks recovery of outstanding dues, interest, and related reliefs amounting to approximately ₹4.23 crore.
The principal outstanding amount is ₹3,47,04,361.85, with an additional ₹76,01,681 claimed as interest up to November 2025. This civil dispute is connected to an FIR lodged at Police Station Kotwali Ayodhya and subsequent criminal proceedings against Mr. Yogesh Kumar, which he has challenged before the Hon'ble High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, Lucknow Bench. These connected criminal proceedings do not constitute separate monetary recovery claims but are disclosed for a complete account of the dispute.
The civil suit is a recovery claim by Pakka Limited and is not expected to create a liability equal to the amount claimed. Any recovery is subject to adjudication and enforceability. The Company may incur ordinary legal costs. The civil suit is listed for issuance of notice on August 25, 2026. The High Court has stayed the criminal proceedings concerning Mr. Yogesh Kumar until further listing. The Company will disclose further material developments and the outcome of these proceedings.
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