Bosch receives ₹140 crore demand from customs for differential duty on oxygen sensors, to appeal in tribunal

Auto Component Maker Bosch Ltd said on Thursday (August 7th) that it was given a request. La140 Crore, in addition to interest, the differential task on oxygen sensors from the Indian customs authority.

In a regulatory file, the company said that the Customs Commissioner (Import) Air Cargo Complex received an orders accepted by the new Delhi, the company.

The order resulted in a different task because of the interpretation of the classification of oxygen sensors from one category to another. La70,41,16,516, interest and penalty LaTotal demand 70,45,59,538 La1,40,86,76,054 plus interest added.

Bosch will appeal before the court

Bosch also said that he would apply for appeals in front of the court in Delhi by making a compulsory boot of 7.5 percent in the requested differential position.

Oxygen sensors are in the process of representing this problem before the Customs Central Board to get an explanation on the subject.

At the beginning of this week, Bosch reported twice as much jump in his consolidated net profit. La1.115 Crore for the first quarter ended on June 30, 2025 La465 Crore in the same quarter of the last financial year.

Total income increased LaIn June quarter 5,077 Crore, La4.496 Crore compared to the previous year.

During the quarter, the company completed the transfer of “video solutions, access and intervention and communication systems” business and noticed the profit sold for the job. La556 Crore.

Bosch Ltd MD Guruprasad Mudlapur, “Our first quarter performance, increasing income, higher demand in passenger cars and positive product mixture provides strong growth due to a decrease in material costs.” He said.

“Despite global challenges, we are optimistic about the coming opportunities,” he said.

The company is decisively investing in hydrogen, electrification and digital services that position itself in the forefront of sustainable mobility.