Siemens Energy India Loses Russian Arbitration Appeal, Faces ₹443.76 Million Payment
Siemens Energy India Limited's appeal against a Russian arbitration order has been rejected by the Supreme Court of Russia. The company must now pay ₹443.76 million plus 8% interest from May 30, 2025. The company is evaluating further legal remedies.
The financial impact is significant (₹443.76 million plus interest), and the company is exploring further legal recourse, indicating potential for ongoing legal costs and uncertainty.
The company has lost its appeal in a significant legal proceeding, resulting in a substantial payment obligation and conclusion of court proceedings in Russia.
Siemens Energy India Limited has received an update on a material civil proceeding before the arbitration court of St. Petersburg, Russia, which was transferred to the company following a scheme of arrangement. On October 8, 2026, the company was informed that the Chairman of the Supreme Court of Russia, in a decision dated October 7, 2026, rejected the company's appeal against an earlier order dated July 17, 2025, passed by the Arbitration Court.
Consequently, all court proceedings in Russia regarding this matter have concluded, and the Arbitration Court's order remains in effect. This order directs Siemens Energy India Limited to pay an aggregate amount of ₹443.76 million (approximately USD 5,165,129.62) along with an additional interest of 8% per annum from May 30, 2025, until the date of actual payment of the principal amount. The FOREX conversion for this amount was based on numbers as of July 17, 2025.
The company maintains its belief that the arbitral order is legally and contractually unsustainable. Siemens Energy India Limited is currently evaluating further legal remedies to safeguard its rights and interests. The company intends to resist any potential attempts by the counterparty to enforce this arbitral order in Indian courts, should they pursue execution in India.
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