Pune District Court Upholds Assessment Notice; Bharat Forge to Challenge
Pune District Court dismissed Bharat Forge's appeal against the Assessment Notice. The company is exploring options to challenge the order, but there is no immediate cash outflow or impact on operations.
The announcement states that there is no cash outflow and no impact on the company's operations.
The court order went against the company, which is generally viewed as a negative development.
* Pune District Court dismissed Bharat Forge's appeal challenging the Assessment Notice dated 30 November 22, along with bills dated 1 June 23 and 7 May 24, for FY23-24 and FY24-25. * The order, received by the company on 7 October 25, upholds the legality of the Assessment Notice issued by the Pune Cantonment Board. * Bharat Forge is exploring options to challenge the order. * There is no cash outflow due to this order, and it has no impact on the company's operations or other activities.
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