Industrial Court orders against Bombay Wire Ropes; liability borne by developer

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Bombay Wire Ropes received an Industrial Court order (Jan 2026) and Tribunal award directing the company to pay Rs 1 lakh per year per workman as compensation for an illegal lockout (1995-2006) and unjustified factory closure from Nov 2006 until retirement. However, the entire financial liability rests solely with a Developer under Consent Terms recorded by the Bombay High Court in July 2012. The company states no impact on its operations or financials. Disclosure made as a precaution.

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No financial impact as liability is contractually borne by a third-party Developer under High Court consent terms from 2012.