Customs duty order from Nagpur - no material impact
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Lloyds Metals received an order from the Commissioner of Customs, Nagpur confirming a demand of Rs 7.75 crore in differential customs duty, Rs 54.74 lakh in interest, and Rs 1.16 crore in penalty under Customs Act section 28(5) for misclassification of goods. The company had already paid the full amount before the order was issued on 21 July 2026. Management states no material impact on financials or operations.
Company already paid the full amount before the order. Management says no material impact on financials or operations.