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HCL Infosystems subsidiary loses arbitration objection petition

HCL Infotech lost an arbitration objection petition filed by Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank. Court set aside arbitral award favoring HCL Infotech on grounds of unexamined termination legality. Disputed amount involved ₹13.41 crore plus interest at 18% per annum. Severable claims independent of termination legality remain unaffected by the judgment.

HCL Infosystems faces ₹80.22 lakh CGST penalty from Noida appeals

HCL Infosystems received a ₹80.22 lakh penalty from Noida CGST Appeals. Penalty imposed under Section 74(1) of CGST Act, 2017. Order modifies earlier decision that had dropped interest and penalty. Dispute relates to CENVAT credit availed in pre-GST regime.

HCL Infosystems shareholders approve all AGM resolutions with promoter backing

All five resolutions at the 40th AGM were passed with promoter backing. Promoters voted 100% in favour on all items; public institutions did not vote. Public shareholders showed 13.61% dissent on director re-appointment. Related-party transaction with HCL Capital faced 13.25% opposition from public. Statutory and secretarial audit reports for FY26 had no qualifications.

HCL Infosystems sets Sept 16 for 40th AGM; e-voting starts Sept 13

HCL Infosystems holds 40th AGM on September 16, 2026, via VC/OAVM. Remote e-voting runs from September 13 to September 15, 2026. Record date for voting eligibility is September 9, 2026. AGM notices and FY25-26 annual reports dispatched electronically on August 24.

HCL Infosystems Q1FY27 loss widens to ₹1,668 Lakh on finance costs

HCL Infosystems reported a widened Q1FY27 consolidated net loss of ₹1,668 lakh due to high finance costs and subsidiary provisions. Revenue declined to ₹418 lakh sequentially, but the company benefited from a quashed ₹1,490 lakh tax demand and ₹2,660 lakh in VAT refunds.

HCL Infosystems wins Supreme Court dismissal of Rs 14.90 Cr tax demand

HCL Infosystems announced that the Supreme Court dismissed the Income Tax Department's appeal against a Rs 14.90 crore tax demand. The case concerned a Rs 60.80 crore compensation from Hewlett Packard received in FY 1997-98, which the company classified as a non-taxable capital receipt. Following the Supreme Court's order on July 13, 2026, the demand has been quashed, upholding the decisions of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal and Delhi High Court.