HERITGFOODNSEHeritage Foods Limited· Food And Food ProcessingHighPositive
Announced Fri, 18 Jul · 15:07 IST

Heritage Foods Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Disclosure under Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015'.

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AI summary

Heritage Foods Limited has received a favourable order from the Supreme Court of India dated 17th July 2025. The apex court dismissed the Special Leave Petition filed by the GST Department of Andhra Pradesh against a prior High Court ruling in the company's favour. The matter related to the HSN classification of Flavoured Milk, which is now conclusively classifiable under tariff heading 04029990 attracting 5% GST, instead of heading 22029990 which attracts 12% GST. The company had been paying the higher 12% GST under protest. As a result of this order, Heritage Foods is entitled to claim a total GST refund of Rs. 453.44 Lakhs (IGST Rs. 17.04 Lakhs, CGST Rs. 218.20 Lakhs, SGST Rs. 218.20 Lakhs) and will benefit from a lower future GST outflow on its flavoured milk products.

Likely market impact

Positive for shareholders — the company has won a key tax litigation, unlocking a refund of around Rs. 4.53 crore and securing a lower 5% GST rate on flavoured milk going forward, which should support margins and cash flows.