Regaal Resources Faces DGGI Search; Pays ₹88.7 Lakhs Voluntarily
Regaal Resources Limited reported a search operation by the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) at its principal business place from January 10-12, 2026. No order has been passed yet. The company voluntarily paid ₹88.72 lakhs (₹77.15 lakhs tax, ₹11.57 lakhs penalty) as a precautionary measure.
The search operation and voluntary payment of ₹88.72 lakhs, while currently without a formal order, suggest potential tax-related issues that could impact future operations or financial performance. The impact is considered medium as no final order or demand has been issued yet.
The announcement details a search operation by a tax intelligence agency and a voluntary payment of a significant amount, indicating potential financial liabilities and regulatory scrutiny, which is negative for the company.
Regaal Resources Limited announced that officers from the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI), Patna Zonal Unit, conducted a search operation at the company's Principal Place of Business in Kishanganj, Bihar. The search commenced on January 10, 2026, at 02:45 PM and concluded on January 12, 2026, at 08:00 PM.
During the operation, DGGI officers inspected relevant documents, registers, and records related to GST and seized some for further verification. As of the disclosure date, no order, demand, or penalty has been passed against the company. Regaal Resources is currently evaluating the matter and will take appropriate actions in accordance with applicable laws.
As a measure of abundant caution and transparency, the company has made a voluntary payment of ₹88,72,228, which includes a tax payment of ₹77,14,980 and a penalty of ₹11,57,248, under Section 74(5) of the CGST Act, 2017. The company stated that it is cooperating with the authorities and will provide further updates as required.
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