MRPL wins tax case worth about Rs 217 crore at Karnataka High Court

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MRPL received a favorable order from the Karnataka High Court which dismissed the tax department's appeal against a CESTAT ruling in MRPL's favor. The case involved CENVAT credit denial on capital goods from April 2010 to December 2014, worth about Rs 217 crore plus interest and penalty. MRPL states no financial impact as no demand existed.

Likely market impact

Positive for shareholders. Confirms MRPL's legal win in a major tax dispute with no financial burden on the company.