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Max Healthcare disclosed an update on ongoing NCLT proceedings initiated by BRS Capital against its subsidiary. The next hearing is scheduled for September 28, 2026.
Max Healthcare's subsidiary, Alps Hospital, received a GST show-cause notice demanding Rs. 165.71 Crore, including penalties. The company is preparing submissions against this demand.
Max Healthcare's subsidiary, Alps Hospital Limited, received a GST show-cause notice demanding ₹55.24 Crore in alleged unpaid taxes plus penalties.
Max Healthcare provided an update on a legal proceeding before the NCLT Cuttack Bench, which has been adjourned to September 8, 2026.
Max Healthcare provided an update on ongoing NCLT proceedings regarding its subsidiary Kalinga Hospital Ltd. The tribunal allowed a procedural defect to be rectified.
Max Healthcare provided an update on petitions filed before the NCLT Cuttack Bench. The tribunal has adjourned the matter until August 4, 2026.
Max Healthcare Institute Ltd disclosed litigation over its subsidiary Kalinga Hospital Ltd and an NCLT interlocutory petition. The filing informs shareholders of the case status.
Max Healthcare faces a Rs. 0.33 Crore penalty from the IT Department for alleged non-prescribed journal entry settlements. The company plans to appeal the order.
Max Healthcare received a ₹0.32 Crore penalty from the Income Tax Department. The company is currently filing an appeal against this order.
Max Healthcare received an Income Tax penalty of ₹0.11 Crore regarding FY 2018-19 transactions. The company plans to file an appeal against the order.
Max Healthcare received an Income Tax Department order imposing a ₹0.11 Crore penalty. The company is currently appealing the decision.
The CCI dismissed allegations of dominant position abuse against Max Healthcare's network hospitals. This favorable regulatory outcome removes potential legal liability and operational risk.
Max Healthcare updated on a petition filed before NCLT regarding alleged mismanagement at its subsidiary, Kalinga Hospital. The matter is reserved for orders after recent submissions.
Max Healthcare Institute Limited received a Rectification Order from the Delhi GST authority withdrawing an earlier tax demand of ₹55.20 Crore. The authority accepted the company's submissions regarding alleged excess Input Tax Credit availment. This outcome successfully resolves the previously disclosed tax dispute without any financial liability.