Mukka Proteins on Friday informed stock exchanges that the GST proceedings initiated against the company for FY2021–have been concluded and dropped, with no tax demand surviving against the company.
In a regulatory filing under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, the company said it has received a final order dated December 18, 2025, from the State Tax Officer, Porbandar, under Section 73 of the CGST/GGST Act, along with Form GST DRC-07. The order concludes the proceedings initiated through the earlier show cause notice.
According to the disclosure, the company had initially received an intimation proposing a GST demand of around Rs 141.06 crore for FY2021–22, citing alleged discrepancies in GST returns. Following the company’s detailed response, the tax authorities had subsequently issued a show cause notice in which the proposed demand was substantially reduced to Rs 27.16 lakh.
After further adjudication, the tax authorities have now dropped the proceedings entirely. The final order reflects nil demand, with no tax, interest, penalty, or late fee payable by Mukka Proteins for the said financial year.
The company stated that the litigation now stands fully resolved and that no financial liability subsists against it pursuant to the final order.
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