AUDITED (STANDALONE AND CONSOLIDATED) FINANCIAL RESULTS OF THE COMPANY FOR THE QUARTER AND YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2025
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Nicco Uco Alliance Credit, a Kolkata-based NBFC, reported a standalone net loss of Rs 1,383.18 lakhs for FY25, wider than the Rs 1,150.39 lakhs loss in FY24. Revenue from operations was nil, with total income falling to Rs 18.71 lakhs from Rs 65.81 lakhs. The company's net worth is deeply negative at Rs 67,116.50 lakhs, with total assets of just Rs 496.16 lakhs. The auditors (Basu Chanchani & Deb) issued a qualified opinion, flagging serious concerns including the RBI cancellation of the NBFC licence (appeal pending since 2005), non-confirmation of bank balances on NPA accounts, non-provisioning of interest of Rs 2,044 crores on bank dues, pending SFIO cases, and absence of actuarial valuation under IND-AS-19. Operating cash flow turned negative at Rs -76 lakhs versus positive Rs 57 lakhs last year.
This is a deeply distressed company with zero operating revenue, massive negative net worth, and unresolved regulatory and legal issues. The qualified audit opinion, going concern doubts, and Rs 2,044 crore unprovided interest on bank dues suggest serious solvency concerns. Shareholders face significant risk — the stock is highly speculative and any adverse ruling on the NBFC licence appeal or one-time settlement negotiations could further erode value.