Vadilal Industries Confirms Compliance with Minimum Wage Laws After Independent Audit
Vadilal Industries confirmed no material non-compliance with minimum wage laws after an independent audit covering April 2025 to March 2026. The assessment covered Bareilly, Dharampur, and Pundhra plants. The company will implement digitalization of wage registers and biometric systems.
This announcement is a routine compliance update and does not involve significant financial changes or major strategic shifts that would impact the company's valuation.
The company has confirmed compliance with minimum wage laws after an independent audit, which is a positive outcome.
Vadilal Industries Limited has provided an update on its assessment of compliance with statutory provisions related to minimum wages. Further to a previous disclosure on February 21, 2026, the company had formed a sub-committee of Independent Directors and Key Managerial Personnel to oversee a comprehensive review of its compliance with the Minimum Wages Act, 1948, and the Code on Wages, 2019.
To facilitate this review, an independent Big 6 accounting firm was commissioned to assess the company's compliance across its Bareilly, Dharampur, and Pundhra plant locations for the period April 2025 to March 2026. The assessment involved a detailed verification of wage data for contract workmen, including reconciliation of payments against invoices and bank records, and cross-verification of salary registers against supporting documentation.
The independent assessment concluded that there was no material non-compliance with the Wage Codes and no wage shortfalls at the individual employee level across any of the company's plant locations. The company also conducted a review for its direct employees, finding no non-compliance.
Based on the independent firm's recommendations, Vadilal Industries will implement enhanced operational best practices, including the digitalization of wage registers and related records, and the installation of biometric systems across all plant locations to ensure ongoing compliance with applicable labor laws.
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