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Trademark Showdown: Narmada Agrobase Wins Interim Injunction to Defend Beloved Brand Identity

Swarnadwip Nath Published Aug 21, 2025, 09:32 PM Updated Sep 16, 2026, 10:22 AM

Narmada Agrobase Limited, a leading manufacturer of cattle feed and agricultural products, has successfully obtained an interim injunction from the Court of Additional Sessions Judge Ahmedabad (Rural) dated 14th August 2025. The injunction, made public on 20th August 2025, restrains New Narbada Divya Jyoti Impex from using trademarks similar to its registered brand, protecting Narmada Agrobase's intellectual property rights under the Trademarks Act, 1999.

Key Highlights:

The interim order was passed on 14th August 2025, with the official order copy available on the online portal from 20th August 2025.
The injunction prohibits the defendant from manufacturing, marketing, or selling products under the marks NEW NARBADA and NEW NARBADA GOLD with a device of a cow, or any other name or logo identical or deceptively similar to Narmada Agrobase’s trademark GAY CHHAP NARMADA PASHU AAHAR and its logo.
Narmada Agrobase holds the trademark Registration No. 4102427 for "Gay Chhap Narmada Pashu Aahar" under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
The company has emphasized its vigilance in protecting its intellectual property and brand identity.
There is no immediate financial or operational impact on the company due to this injunction.

Background and Context:

Narmada Agrobase Limited is an established player in the agricultural and cattle feed industry, producing a range of products including cotton seed meal, cattle feed, and soya bean meal. The brand "Gay Chhap Narmada Pashu Aahar" is a crucial part of its product portfolio and represents significant brand goodwill and recognition in the market.

Details of the Legal Action:

The injunction was granted under Order 39 Rule 1 & 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) based on the company's application, to prevent infringement and unfair competition by the defendant, New Narbada Divya Jyoti Impex. The defendant was found using marks and logos that were deemed identical or deceptively similar to the plaintiff's registered trademark, potentially misleading customers and diluting Narmada Agrobase's brand value.

Company's Statement and Market Impact:

Narmada Agrobase has stated that it is proactive and deeply committed to safeguarding its intellectual property rights, which form the cornerstone of its market reputation and operational success. The interim injunction protects this asset until the final disposal of the suit.

The company clarified that the delay in publicly disclosing the injunction on the stock exchange portals was due solely to the timing of the order's availability online. Narmada Agrobase submitted the notification promptly, adhering to regulatory requirements under SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

Notably, the order is not expected to have any material impact on the company’s financials or operations in the short term. The company continues its business with stability and confidence in its legal safeguards.

Additional Corporate Governance:

The announcement also referenced compliance with SEBI circulars issued on November 11, 2024, ensuring transparency in corporate announcements related to regulatory developments.

Conclusion:

This interim injunction marks a significant step in Narmada Agrobase Limited's ongoing efforts to maintain its unique brand identity and protect its legal rights against unauthorized use by competitors. The ruling reinforces the company's stance against trademark infringement and is a positive signal to investors and stakeholders about the strength of its brand protection measures.

Source: Company Disclosure to the Stock Exchanges

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