Voltas Wins Qatar Court Case, Opponent to Pay ₹529 Crore
Voltas Limited secured a favorable judgment in the Qatar Court of Appeal. The opposing party must pay ₹425.58 crore for outstanding dues and ₹104.04 crore in compensation. Bank guarantees worth ₹433.64 crore are to be returned to Voltas. Counterclaims by the opponent were dismissed.
The favorable judgment involves significant financial amounts for outstanding dues and compensation, directly impacting the company's financial standing.
The company has won a significant legal battle, resulting in a substantial payout from the opposing party and the return of bank guarantees.
Voltas Limited has announced a favorable judgment from the Court of Appeal in Qatar concerning a legal dispute with the Joint Venture of OHL International, Spain, and Contrack (Cyprus) Limited.
The dispute involves claims and counterclaims where the Court of Appeal has ruled that OHL International, Spain, and Contrack (Cyprus) Limited (collectively 'OHL&C') are to pay QAR 163.62 million (approximately ₹425.58 crore) to Kentz Voltas Consortium (KVC) for outstanding subcontract amounts.
Furthermore, OHL&C is ordered to pay QAR 40 million (approximately ₹104.04 crore) to KVC as compensation. Additionally, bank guarantees totaling QAR 166.72 million (approximately ₹433.64 crore), comprising advance and performance bank guarantees, are to be returned to Voltas within 10 days from the judgment date. The counterclaims filed by OHL&C have been dismissed.
The English translation of the judgment was received on Saturday, 9th May 2026, and the company is filing this disclosure on Monday, 11th May 2026, the first working day thereafter. Voltas has initiated the execution process for this order. The company anticipates no negative financial implications and has no claims against it as a result of this judgment.
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