In addition to this, the I-T department also carried out search and seizure operations at the residence of the company’s promoter and a few executives.
“The company has extended its fullest co-operation with the authorities and have responded to the clarifications and details sought by them,” Greenply said.Greenply has also said in its exchange filing that the business operations of the company continue without any disruptions despite the search and seizure, adding that the financial impact of this is not quantifiable in monetary terms at this point of time.
The Search and Seizure operations were carried out under the Income Tax Act, 1961, the company stated.
Shares of Greenply Industries ended 5% lower on Monday at ₹209.71. The stock has declined in four out of the last five trading sessions.

