Bansal Wire Industries Ltd received a revised GST assessment order reducing its tax demand from ₹203 crore (tax, interest, penalty for FY20-21) to ₹101 crore. The cut stems from re-evaluation of e-way bills, ITC claims, and RODTEP sales; company plans appeal, citing no material impact.
Order Revision Breakdown
Bansal Wire Industries Ltd (NSE: BANSALWIRE), a leading steel wire maker, disclosed a significant GST relief on December 9, 2025. The Deputy Commissioner revised the original ₹2.03 billion show-cause notice for FY 2020-21, halving the liability amid disputes over compliance issues. This follows similar reductions in prior years, bolstering financial stability.
Key Highlights
Demand Details: Original ₹203 Cr (tax ₹69 Cr, interest ₹64 Cr, penalty ₹69 Cr); revised to ₹101 Cr total—50% cut via partial acceptance of company's submissions.
Dispute Areas: E-way bill mismatches, excess/blocked Input Tax Credit, tax on RODTEP license sales; aligns with pattern of sharp GST reductions (95-99% in FY19/21-22).
Company Stance: Deems order "untenable," to appeal higher authority; asserts no impact on operations, finances amid robust Q2 growth.
Market Reaction: Shares dipped mildly post-notice but rebounded on reductions; YTD +25%, debt-free balance sheet intact.
Sources: NSE India, Marketscreener, ScanX Trade