VIP Industries Limited has informed the Exchange about General Updates

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VIP Industries informed the exchanges about a Supreme Court order dated 1st August 2025 in its favour regarding the ongoing Carlton trademark dispute with Carlton Shoes Ltd. The Supreme Court disposed of VIP's Special Leave Petition and allowed the company to deal with its existing inventory of products under the Carlton mark, subject to certain terms and submission of an undertaking. This comes after the Delhi High Court Division Bench had on 1st July 2025 dismissed VIP's appeal against a July 2023 interim order that had injuncted the company from selling travel luggage under the Carlton brand. The Supreme Court also directed the Delhi High Court to expedite the trial and disposal of the underlying civil suits between the two parties. The company has stated that financial implications are presently nil beyond what has been mentioned.

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Partial relief for shareholders — VIP can now sell off its existing Carlton inventory while the broader trademark battle continues. This removes immediate revenue uncertainty on stuck stock but the underlying brand dispute with Carlton Shoes Ltd remains unresolved and could still affect the Carlton luggage business going forward.