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Punj Lloyd dips on UK court directive to pay IFC's claims

A UK court has directed the company to pay a sum of US$ 26,173,659.16 (plus summary assessment costs amounting to British pounds 75,000), to IFC

Punj Lloyd on UK court directive to pay IFC's claims

SI Reporter Mumbai
Shares of Punj Lloyd were down over 4% at Rs 19.30 on the Bombay Stock Exchange after the company said that a UK court has directed the company and its subsidiary to pay International Finance Corporation, towards their claims.

The Company and its subsidiary, M/s. Punj Lloyd Upstream Limited (PLUL) have been ordered to pay by the High Court of Justice, Queen’s Bench Division, Commercial Court, UK sum of US$ 26,173,659.16 (plus summary assessment costs amounting to British pounds 75,000), to International Finance Corporation, towards their claims, Punj LLoyd said in a release.

The Company is considering various legal options and shall take appropriate steps in respect of such order, the release added.
 

The stock opened at Rs 19.80 and touched a low of Rs 19.05. At 12:05pm, over 1.1 million shares were traded on both the stock exchanges.


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First Published: Jun 02 2016 | 12:07 PM IST

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