Siemens receives tax demand of ₹6.29 crore; to file appeal
Siemens received a tax demand of ₹6.29 crore due to transfer pricing adjustments. The company will file an appeal and doesn't expect a material financial impact.
The company states that it does not anticipate any material financial impact from the order, suggesting a low impact.
The announcement conveys factual information regarding a tax demand and the company's plan to appeal. No positive or negative implications are explicitly stated.
* Siemens Limited received a final assessment order from the Income Tax Department on 1st December 2025 for Assessment Year 2022-23. * The order includes a tax demand of approximately ₹6.29 crore (62.94 million) due to certain transfer pricing adjustments. * The company is in the process of filing an appeal against the order and does not anticipate any material financial impact.
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