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Procal Electronics India Ltd reported negligible revenue of Rs 1.16 lakh for Q1 FY26, down from Rs 1.21 lakh in Q1 FY25, and posted a loss of Rs 1.16 lakh, broadly unchanged from prior periods. The company's Silvassa unit has no business activity, and all assets and inventories are under the control of Canara Bank because loans from Canara Bank and GSFC have been classified as NPAs, with outstanding bank liabilities of about Rs 64.64 crore as of January 2023. The bank has already sold mortgaged properties under the SARFAESI Act for around Rs 49 lakh, and the company could not provide sale documents to the auditor. The statutory auditor (PAMS & Associates) issued a Qualified Conclusion, stating the financial statements do not give a true and fair view, that physical verification of inventory and PPE was not possible, and that bank accounts are inoperative with company expenses being paid from the Managing Director's personal account.
The stock remains effectively non-operational and distressed – the company is unable to run its business, its assets are with the lender, and liabilities tower over revenues by thousands of times. For shareholders, this filing confirms severe financial distress with a qualified audit report, meaning the company is on a near-zero revenue base with mounting NPA exposure and weak corporate governance (payments routed through the director's personal account).