Update on Workers' Union Matter: Temporary Injunction Extended
TD Power Systems announces that the temporary injunction against the Workers Union has been extended until the disposal of the suit, ensuring uninterrupted business operations.
The injunction extension mitigates potential disruptions to the company's operations, leading to a medium impact on stability and productivity.
The extension of the injunction is a positive development as it ensures the uninterrupted operation of the company's business.
* The Honorable Additional Civil Judge & JMFC at Nagamangala Court extended the temporary injunction against the Workers Union until the disposal of the suit, as per the order dated November 18, 2025, and received by the company on November 20, 2025. * The injunction restrains the Workers Union from obstructing the company's operations, including its directors, executives, staff, vehicles, and the movement of goods, and limits agitation to beyond 25 meters from the factory gates. * This extension ensures the uninterrupted operation of the Company's business during this period.
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