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Updated on 30 Oct 2025, 11:31 am
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Aditi Singh | Whalesbook News Team
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Exide Industries Limited has announced a delay in its scheduled board meeting for considering financial results. The company cited an ongoing survey by the Income Tax department as the reason for this postponement. The survey began on October 29, 2025, and is currently active at various Exide Industries' offices and manufacturing facilities across the nation.
In an official exchange filing, Exide Industries assured its stakeholders that it is extending full cooperation to the Income Tax department throughout the survey process. The company also emphasized that there has been no material impact on its business operations as a result of this action. Exide Industries has pledged to inform the market of a revised date for the board meeting once it is finalized.
Impact This development may lead to investor caution and potentially affect Exide Industries' stock price in the short term due to the uncertainty surrounding the survey and the delayed results. While the company has indicated no significant business impact, market participants will closely monitor the situation for any further developments or disclosures. Rating: 6/10
Difficult terms Income Tax department survey: An investigative process by tax authorities to examine a company's financial records and ensure compliance with tax laws, typically conducted at the company's premises. Board meeting: A formal gathering of the company's directors to discuss and make crucial business decisions, including the approval of financial statements and strategic planning.
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