Aksh Optifibre Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Aksh Optifibre reported weak Q1 FY26 results, with standalone revenue from operations falling sharply to ₹2,691.30 lakhs from ₹4,097.60 lakhs in the same quarter last year, a decline of about 34%. The company posted a standalone loss after tax of ₹375.95 lakhs (EPS of ₹(0.23)) compared to a loss of ₹311.07 lakhs a year ago, while the consolidated loss after tax widened to ₹645.83 lakhs (EPS of ₹(0.40)). The auditor (P.C. Bindal & Co.) issued a qualified conclusion because the company has not recognized contingent liabilities of about ₹2,791.89 lakhs related to advance authorization and EPCG duty schemes, relying instead on a hoped-for government amnesty scheme. The auditor also flagged emphasis-of-matter concerns including FEMA-related foreign exchange delays, a SARFAESI notice from Union Bank of India (under DRT mediation), and a fresh Section 13(2) notice from HDFC Bank claiming ₹3,663 lakhs, with the company exploring a one-time settlement.
Shareholders should note that the business continues to bleed cash with revenue shrinking, losses widening, and significant banking/legal stress including two SARFAESI notices and large unrecorded liabilities. The stock is likely to face continued pressure and heightened risk perception until the duty amnesty outcome, bank settlements, and revenue recovery become clearer.