Pursuant to Regulation 33 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, we have enclosed herewith the audited financial results (Standalone) for the quarter and year ended March 31,2026
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Bloom Industries Ltd reported total income of Rs. 1,547.72 lakhs for FY2026, down from Rs. 2,373.91 lakhs in FY2025—a revenue decline of about 35%. Despite lower revenue, net profit after tax grew significantly to Rs. 115.32 lakhs from Rs. 49.41 lakhs (up 133%), with EPS improving to Rs. 1.74 from Rs. 0.74. The Q4 standalone profit was Rs. 70.41 lakhs on income of Rs. 105.49 lakhs. The statutory auditor issued an unmodified (clean) opinion. However, the auditor's report flagged serious concerns: the company has not filed GST returns since May 2025 (GST registration was cancelled in December 2025), has not deposited TDS or filed TDS returns for the entire year, creating potential material financial exposure from unrecorded statutory liabilities, interest, and late fees. Cash flow from operations turned negative at Rs. (127.40) lakhs, down from Rs. 874.91 lakhs in the prior year. Trade receivables nearly doubled from Rs. 259.59 lakhs to Rs. 477.28 lakhs.
While PAT growth appears strong, the sharp revenue decline, negative operating cash flow, statutory defaults (GST/TDS), and cancellation of GST registration signal significant compliance and liquidity risks. The clean audit opinion despite these issues may raise concerns about going concern. Shareholders should monitor regulatory actions and the company's ability to regularize statutory filings.