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Bombay Burmah Trading shares surge 14% after SC recalls Rs 4,655 crore lease-rent observation

The Economic Times · 27 August 2026 at 11:05 am

Bombay Burmah Trading shares rose sharply on Thursday after the Supreme Court recalled its earlier observation linking the company to a Rs 4,655 crore lease-rent liability.

The court said the amount had neither been notified to BBTCL nor finally determined after giving the company an opportunity to respond, easing concerns over potential financial exposure.

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Bombay Burmah Trading shares surge 14% after SC recalls Rs 4,655 crore lease-rent observation

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