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Tata Motors rebounds after arbitral award of Rs 766 cr for scrapped Bengal plant

A tribunal ruled in favour of Tata Motors, allowing them to recover a sum of Rs 765.78 crore with interest at 11 percent per annum from September 1, 2016, from West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation Limited.

October 31, 2023 / 09:58 IST
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The tribunal has ruled in favor of Tata Motors, allowing them to recover a sum of Rs 765.78 crore with interest at 11 percent per annum from September 1, 2016, until the actual recovery from WBIDC.
The award is to compensate Tata Motors for its investment in the now-scrapped Singur plant, which was set up to manufacture its Nano car.

Shares of Tata Motors Limited bounced back over 2 percent to Rs 642 on October 31, a day after the shares plunged nearly 2 percent on the exchanges. The surge comes after the company announced it had won an arbitral award of Rs 766 crore plus interest to compensate for its investment in the now-scrapped Singur plant. The facility was set up to manufacture its Nano car.

"In relation to Tata Motors' claim of compensation from West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation Limited (WBIDC) under various heads, on account of the loss of capital investments, with regard to the automobile manufacturing facility at Singur (West Bengal), this is to inform that the aforesaid pending Arbitral proceedings before a three-member Arbitral Tribunal has now been finally disposed of by a unanimous Award dated October 30, 2023 in favour of TML," India's leading EV player said in an exchange filing.

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The tribunal ruled in favour of Tata Motors, allowing them to recover a sum of Rs 765.78 crore with interest at 11 percent per annum from September 1, 2016, until the actual recovery from WBIDC. Additionally, Tata Motors has been allowed to recover a sum of Rs 1 crore to cover the cost of the proceedings.