Announced Mon, 1 Jun · 18:06 IST

Approval of Audited Financial statement (Both Consolidated & Standalone) of the Company for the financial year ended March 31, 2026

Qualified OpinionRelated Party TransactionsNegative Operating CashflowResults View source PDF

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The Board of Ace Men Engg Works Ltd approved audited financial results (both standalone and consolidated) for FY ended March 31, 2026. On a consolidated basis, the company posted total revenue of Rs. 1,097.68 lakhs and net profit of Rs. 16.40 lakhs (EPS Rs. 0.25). On a standalone basis, revenue was just Rs. 7.73 lakhs with a marginal net profit of Rs. 0.13 lakhs, indicating operations are largely at the subsidiary level (Manibhadra Industries Private Limited). The auditors issued an unqualified opinion on standalone results but a qualified opinion on consolidated results, flagging non-compliance by the subsidiary with multiple sections of the Companies Act, 2013 — including acceptance of unsecured loans (Rs. 1.47 crore outstanding), borrowings (Rs. 12.64 crore) exceeding limits without shareholder approval, and loans/advances to directors and related parties (Rs. 4.62 crore closing balance). Operating cash flow was deeply negative at Rs. (599.24) lakhs on a consolidated basis. Independent Director Mr. Sourabh Gopichand Gaikwad also resigned citing preoccupation.

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Negative — the qualified audit opinion on consolidated numbers, combined with regulatory non-compliances at the subsidiary (especially loans to directors and related parties) and negative operating cash flows, raises governance concerns. Shareholders should watch how management regularises these issues at the next general meeting and whether the subsidiary's loans are recovered.