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Styrenix Performance Materials Ltd received a tax assessment order raising a demand of ₹132.9 million, likely related to ongoing GST or income tax disputes on transfer pricing and compliances. The company asserts no material financial impact and plans appeals, maintaining operational stability.
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Key Highlights
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Demand Amount: ₹132.9 million (₹13.29 crore), potentially encompassing prior notices like ₹10.3 million (AY 2016-17) and others aggregated.
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Order Nature: Income tax or GST related to transfer pricing (AY 2013-14), E-way bill discrepancies (FY18-19), with additions offset by losses in some cases.
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No Immediate Liability: Many orders show nil demand after set-offs against brought-forward losses; no material hit to finances or operations.
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Appeal Strategy: Evaluating merits for challenge at Income Tax Appellate Tribunal or GST authorities within timelines.
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Recent Precedents: Dec 2025 GST demand ₹23.69 lakh; CIT(A) confirmation ₹10.3 million incl. interest/penalty all deemed non-material.
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Business Resilience: Polystyrene leader reports Q3 FY26 profit dip but focuses on core ops; stock minimally impacted.
Styrenix's proactive disclosures highlight routine tax scrutiny in specialty polymers, with strong compliance and minimal risk exposure.
Sources: ScanX Trade, MarketScreener
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