The company had reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 54.58 crore in the quarter ended on June 30, 2021, a BSE filing said
The company said it has been identifying areas of synergies with Tube Investments and the Murugappa Group to take the pillars of growth much higher in the next 3-5 years
CG Power and Industrial Solutions on Monday said that the Bombay High Court has quashed an assessment order of Rs 684.08 crore against the company issued by the I-T department.
This took the total deal value to Rs 350.83 crore
CG Power and Industrial Solutions hit a multi-year high of Rs 157.65 today, and has zoomed 3,261 per cent from its March 2020 low of Rs 4.69 on the BSE
CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd, part of the diversified conglomerate Murugappa Group has reported a standalone net profit at Rs 93.67 crore for the quarter ending September 30, 2021.
Sebi has put initial offer in abeyance due to pending inquiry against group firm
The case has been registered on a complaint, dated May 27, 2021, from Chief Vigilance Officer of the bank Ashish Vinod Joshi
The board is scheduled to be held on Thursday, March 25, to consider issue of equity shares on preferential allotment basis to Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore)
Initially, TII invested around Rs 700 crore to acquire 51% stake in the scam-hit CG Power and Industrial Solutions
The proposed investment is in addition to Rs 700 crore approved for investment in the equity shares and share warrants of CG Power by TII
Shares of CG Power were trading 4.98 per cent higher at Rs 15.39 per share on BSE
Tube Investments of India was trading nearly 5.5 per cent higher at Rs 537.20.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Thursday allowed a government petition seeking to reopen CG Power and Industrial Solutions accounts from 2014-15 to 2018-19. The corporate affairs ministry had filed an application in the NCLT seeking the appointment of an independent auditor to reopen the accounts of CG Power & Industrial Solution from 2014-15 to 2018-19. The ministry in its prayer had said the reopening of the books of accounts is needed to bring out the truth in the larger public interest. The Mumbai-bench -- comprising members Bhaskara Pantula Mohan and Rajesh Sharma -- in its order also directed the government not to rely on the report by Vaish Associates, and asked them to conduct a separate investigation. The tribunal also denied CG Power & Industrial Solution founder Gautam Thapar's plea to grant stay on the order. Earlier in January, the NCLT had quashed the audit report submitted by Vaish Associates, terming it bogus. Thapar was sacked based on this report,
The research also said that KKR India may have had a role in the unfolding of events at CG Power, since the private equity investor had debt exposure to the holding company Avantha Holdings
According to Thapar, the events at CG Power have been orchestrated by the lenders
The other two are former Tupperware MD Pradeep Mathur and former IAS officer Aditi Raja
Total income of the company fell to Rs 1,548.50 crore in the second quarter of this fiscal from Rs 2,115.27 crore year ago, according to a BSE filing
MCA had previously asked its SFIO to probe the affairs of the company along with 15 other firms, including two subsidiaries CG Power Solutions Ltd and CG International BV
The corporate affairs ministry on Monday moved NCLT seeking to reopen and restate the financial statements of CG Power & Industrial Solutions under Section 130 of the Companies Act for financial years 2015 to 2019. Alleging financial irregularities, the CG Power board had on August 30, 2019 in a mid-night drama removed the company promoter Gautam Thapar as the non-executive chairman, a position he had held since July 2006. The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) directed the ministry to issue notices to market regulator Sebi, the income tax department and Thapar to file reply within a week and also asked the ministry to file the rejoinder a week later. The tribunal has posted the matter for more hearing to December 16. The company said an investigation instituted by its board had found major governance and financial lapses, including some assets being provided as collateral and the money from the loans siphoned off by "identified company personnel, both current and