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Status quo order in Supreme Court case vacated for MosChip after ₹200 crore security deposit

MosChip has updated exchanges on a Supreme Court matter.

By ScoutQuest · Sat 17 Oct 2026, 1:45 PM IST · 2 min read

Additional security deposit by judgment debtor

₹200 crore with the Supreme Court on 12th October, 2026

Status quo order vacated

status quo order dated 11th May, 2026, as it applies to MosChip, stands vacated

Proposed acquisition referenced

Vayavya Labs Private Limited

What the update says

• This is a follow-up to MosChip's earlier disclosures on the same matter. The company has now informed the exchanges of a development in a Supreme Court case it is not a party to on the merits.
• The judgment debtor deposited an additional security amount of ₹200 crore with the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India on 12th October, 2026, in compliance with the directions in the judgment pronounced on 01st September, 2026.
• In terms of that judgment, the status quo order dated 11th May, 2026, insofar as it relates to MosChip Technologies Limited, stands vacated.

Why MosChip is in the picture

• The company states it is not connected with the underlying dispute.
• It had shared an Impleadment Application before the Supreme Court solely for the purpose of protecting its interests in connection with the proposed acquisition of Vayavya Labs Private Limited.
• In simple terms, MosChip asked to be heard in a case between other parties because the interim order in that case touched the company's own proposed transaction.

What the company says about impact

• MosChip states there is no financial, operational or business impact on the Company in any manner.
• The update does not set out any change to the company's own operations, revenue or business activities.

How this can be read

• The update is procedural in nature. It records the completion of a deposit by another party and the consequent removal of the status quo order as it applied to MosChip.
• For a retail reader, the key takeaway is that an interim restraint connected to the company's proposed acquisition has been lifted, and the company maintains the dispute itself is unrelated to its business.
• The update gives no detail on the proposed acquisition itself, its size, timing or structure.

Key figure to note

• Additional security amount deposited by the judgment debtor: ₹200 crore. This is a deposit by the judgment debtor in the Supreme Court matter, not an outflow or receipt by MosChip.

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