Indian tax law delay one day too late for SMFL as IPO is scrapped

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Indian tax law delay one day too late for SMFL as IPO is scrapped

The Indian government has delayed an anti-tax avoidance law until the next fiscal year, temporarily removing a key source of uncertainty among foreign investors in the country. But that came too late for Samvardhana Motherson Finance (SMFL) — the decision was announced only one trading day after the company was forced to scrap its IPO.

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