Customs order demands 6.11 crore over royalty valuation dispute
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D-Link received a customs adjudication order dated January 16, 2026 for allegedly excluding royalties paid to its parent D-Link Corporation from the assessable value of certain imported products. The order, received on January 19, 2026, demands about 6.11 crore including fines and penalties, excluding interest. The company had paid 1 crore voluntarily during the investigation, which can be set off against the demand.
Adverse customs order demanding 6.11 crore; company says no material impact and may explore appeal or rectification options.