Setco Automotive Subsidiary's Manufacturing Unit Closure Directions Revoked by GPCB
Setco Automotive's subsidiary, SASPL, has had its manufacturing unit's closure directions revoked by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB) on April 16, 2026. The revocation is for three months, with conditions regarding CCA compliance and an undertaking. Operations can resume, with no material adverse impact expected.
The revocation of closure directions allows the subsidiary's manufacturing unit to resume operations, which is material to the company's business. However, the conditions attached and the three-month duration suggest a medium impact.
The GPCB has revoked the closure directions for Setco Automotive's subsidiary's manufacturing unit, allowing operations to resume, which is a positive development.
Setco Automotive Limited announced that its subsidiary, SASPL, has received a revocation order dated April 16, 2026, from the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB). This order revokes the GPCB Direction issued on March 10, 2026, which had mandated the closure of the manufacturing unit located at Baroda – Godhra Highway, Kalol, District Panchmahal, Gujarat.
The revocation is granted for three months, subject to the subsidiary's compliance with Consolidated Consent Authorisation (CCA) conditions and an undertaking submitted by SASPL. The GPCB's decision follows a review of the compliance measures implemented by the unit. Setco Automotive confirms that necessary corrective actions have been taken and will continue to ensure strict adherence to environmental laws and regulations.
The revocation permits operations at the unit to resume, subject to the stipulated conditions. The company anticipates no material adverse impact on its operations due to this development.
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