Siemens Limited Receives Show Cause Notice on ₹21.5 Crore Refund Claim
Siemens Limited received a Show Cause Notice on February 4, 2026, regarding a refund claim of INR 214.98 Million (approx. ₹21.5 Crore). The notice questions the rejection of the refund for assigned leasehold rights. The company is reviewing the notice and will take appropriate action.
A Show Cause Notice related to a significant refund claim of ₹21.5 Crore could have a financial impact on the company if the refund is rejected. The outcome of the review and subsequent actions will determine the actual impact.
The company has received a Show Cause Notice regarding a refund claim. While this indicates a potential issue, the company is reviewing it and will take appropriate action, suggesting a neutral stance until further developments.
Siemens Limited has received a Show Cause Notice from the Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Raigad North, concerning a refund claim of INR 214.98 Million (approximately ₹21.5 Crore). The notice, received on 4th February 2026, at around 5:20 pm, asks the company to explain why the refund should not be rejected. This refund is related to the assignment of the company's leasehold rights in a property located at Kharghar, Maharashtra, for which the amount was paid under protest.
The company is currently in the process of reviewing the Show Cause Notice and will take appropriate action in due course. Siemens Limited has stated that further updates will be provided as and when required.
This disclosure is made pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, and relevant master circulars issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India.
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