ABDLAllied Blenders And Distillers Ltd.

    Allied Blenders And Distillers faces arbitration over ex-employee's employment agreement

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    Allied Blenders And Distillers (NSE: ABDL) has been named in an arbitration over an employment agreement, after the Bombay High Court appointed Justice S. C. Gupte (Retired) as Sole Arbitrator, it said in a filing on 03 Nov 2026. The dispute is with Mr. Alok Gupta, the Applicant, and the company says the quantum of claims is not ascertainable at present.

    What the arbitration covers

    The Bombay High Court, under an order dated 30 Oct 2026, appointed Justice S. C. Gupte (Retired) as Sole Arbitrator to decide disputes and differences between Mr. Alok Gupta and the company. The dispute concerns the Applicant's Employment Agreement with the company and resulting claims.

    The company received the communication from the Applicant's lawyers on 2 Nov 2026 at 18:51 IST. The arbitral tribunal consists of the Sole Arbitrator alone, so no other members are named in the disclosure.

    Financial exposure stated by the company

    The company says there is no financial implication at present from compensation, penalty or similar payments, and that the matter is not expected to have a material impact on its financial position.

    Against the company's scale, the filing gives no amount for the claims. At the 03 Nov 2026 close the company's market value was ₹19,427 crore, but the filing does not link the dispute to that figure. The company's latest quarter, Q2 FY27, reported consolidated net profit of ₹69.02 crore.

    What the arbitration means for Allied Blenders And Distillers' shareholders

    Not stated: the amount the Applicant claims, the reasons the claims go beyond the employment agreement, when hearings will start, and how the arbitration may end.

    The company's filing on 27 Oct 2026 covered a change in director(s), so the board has seen other recent changes; the filing does not connect them to this dispute.

    At a glance

    ItemDetail
    ApplicantMr. Alok Gupta
    Order date30 Oct 2026
    CourtBombay High Court
    Sole ArbitratorJustice S. C. Gupte (Retired)
    Communication received2 Nov 2026 at 18:51 IST
    Quantum of claimsNot ascertainable at present

    Filed with NSE on . Reference: Original filing (PDF)

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