Announced Thu, 7 May · 13:23 IST

please find attached intimation w..r.t outcome of the Litigation impacting the Company

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AI summary

The Supreme Court of India, on May 5, 2026, dismissed a Special Leave Petition filed by Bhiwandi Nizampur City Municipal Corporation (BNCMC) challenging a settlement agreement. This ends a prolonged legal dispute stemming from a 2005 Solid Waste Management contract where BNCMC breached terms, leading the company to initiate arbitration in 2013. The arbitrator initially ruled in the company's favour for claims exceeding Rs 15 crore with interest. BNCMC then agreed to settle for Rs 15 crore, which was approved by their Standing Committee and recorded by the Bombay High Court in July 2020. BNCMC challenged this compromise, but the Supreme Court has now upheld the settlement and directed BNCMC to disburse the Rs 15 crore within three months, failing which 9% interest will apply.

Likely market impact

This is a positive outcome for the company as it secures a Rs 15 crore settlement from a long-standing dispute. The Supreme Court's dismissal removes legal uncertainty and the company should receive the funds within three months, strengthening its financial position.