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Delhi ITAT Grants Relief of ₹166 Crores to PolicyBazaar, Accepts DCF-Based Share Valuation [Read Order]
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Delhi ITAT Grants Relief of ₹166 Crores to PolicyBazaar, Accepts DCF-Based Share Valuation [Read Order]

Adv Upvan Gupta secures ₹166 crore relief for PolicyBazaar in a landmark ITAT judgment, upholding DCF-based share valuation and ‘venture capital undertaking’ status.

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