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Jindal Supreme (India) IPO

Jindal Supreme (India) IPO is a mainboard IPO raising ₹125 Cr at ₹88 – ₹93 a share. The smallest application you can make is 161 shares, costing ₹14,973 at the top of the band. Bidding opens on 16 Sept 2026.

88 – 93
Price band
14,973
Minimum to apply (161 shares)
125 Cr
Issue size
16 Sept 2026
Bidding opens
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What’s in court

The issuer’s own summary of outstanding legal proceedings — SEBI requires this table in every prospectus. Counts and amounts are as disclosed; the disclosed aggregate at stake is ₹11 Cr.

AgainstCriminalTaxOther materialAmount at stake
The company21110 Cr
Promoters1100.0 Cr
Directors0300.2 Cr
Group companies000
case₹10 Crpage 320

JSIPL v. P P Tube Mills Mfg Co & Ors — arbitration claim (DIAC/11752/10-25) for refund of advance towards cancelled machinery order, seeking ₹1,035.70 lakhs (principal ₹246 lakhs + 18% interest + damages)

case₹0.3 Crpage 321

Abhishek Jindal (Promoter) v. Ramprastha Promoters & Developers — criminal complaint (Ct Cases/3438/2024) before CJM New Delhi seeking refund of ₹30 lakhs + interest at 18% for non-delivery of plot; matter next listed 31-Oct-2026

case₹0.1 Crpage 322

Income-tax assessment against Narendra Singh (Senior Management Personnel) for AY 2010-11 — addition of ₹6.12 lakhs under Section 144; appeal pending before NFAC

case₹0.0 Crpage 319

JSIPL v. Sanjiv Jain — Section 138 NI Act complaint (NACT/953/2026) before JMIC Hisar for dishonour of ₹1.50 lakhs cheque; next hearing 13-Oct-2026

case₹0.0 Crpage 319

JSIPL v. Shree Shyam Pipes Steel & Anr — Section 138/141 NI Act complaint (NACT/2366/2026) before JMIC Hisar for dishonour of cheque; ₹1,31,126 unpaid of ₹4,04,000; next hearing 13-Oct-2026

Amounts converted from ₹ lakhs to ₹ crore (1 crore = 100 lakhs = 10 million). Total computed from stated figures; grand total not explicitly stated in the document. Tax-summary counts/amounts (page 322): Company direct tax 1/₹0.07L; Promoter direct tax 1/₹2.29L; Directors direct tax 3/₹15.44L. Cheque-bounce criminal matters by Company involve only minor sums (₹1.50L and ₹1.31L). Company also received three system-generated GST DRC-01C intimations alleging excess ITC of ₹564 lakhs aggregate — replies submitted, no SCN/order issued and no demand outstanding (per footnote, p322). One KMP/SMP tax matter (Narendra Singh) reflects ₹6.12 lakhs income addition; included in notable cases. No litigation disclosed against Subsidiaries (none disclosed) or Group Companies. No SEBI disciplinary action against Promoters in last 5 years.. Outstanding means unresolved — a listed case is an exposure, not a verdict.

Source documents

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