City
Epaper

Alkem Labs denies reports of tax evasion

By IANS | Updated: February 26, 2024 15:20 IST

New Delhi, Feb 26 Alkem Labs share price recovered on Monday after it denied reports of tax evasion....

Open in App

New Delhi, Feb 26 Alkem Labs share price recovered on Monday after it denied reports of tax evasion.

Alkem Labs share price is trading at Rs 5100, down 5.8 per cent. It had fallen to Rs 4652 after reports of alleged tax evasion.

Alkem Labs said it categorically denies these allegations and rumours and stated that information published is factually incorrect.

“We would also like to specifically state that we are not aware of any information that could have had an impact on the trading of the company’s equity shares,” Alkem Labs said.

“The company asserts its commitment to compliance and transparency, having fully cooperated with the Income Tax Department officials during their survey proceedings in September 2023. The company had subsequently received certain queries from the IT department, which have been addressed by the company. The company remains committed to follow principles of the best corporate governance and ethical business practices," the company said.

Alkem Labs is a major pharmaceutical company with a market capitalisation of Rs 61,131 crore.

As per a recent report by Motilal Oswal Financial Services, given the highest share of acute therapies in the domestic formulation segment (82% of DF sales), the growth prospects continue to remain hinged on variability of season and acute infections. The company is emphasising on strengthening its position in the Chronic therapies and biosimilars.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalBangladesh may exhume bodies of Gopalganj victims amid massive public outcry

NationalTN BJP chief slams DMK govt over lack of POSH committees in govt colleges

NationalProtecting Delhi environment a collective responsibility: CJI Gavai

NationalPunjab ex-Cabinet minister Anmol Gagan resigns as lawmaker, quits AAP

InternationalChina exploits US submarine mishap to push propaganda, masking its aggressive moves in South China Sea

Business Realted Stories

BusinessIndia Cements slips into Rs 133 crore loss in Q1, revenue flat

BusinessNearly 76,000 Indian startups now led by women: Minister

BusinessHigher Education Minister releases book titled "Cyber Crime Prevention & Fraud Management" in Indore

BusinessPiyush Goyal inaugurates DSCI advanced cyber skill centre in Mumbai with aim to empower the youth and women

BusinessDr. Rahul Bhartia Named Best Dental Surgeon for Implants at International Glory Awards 2025 in Mumbai