Audited Standalone & Consolidated Financial Results for quarter and year ended March 31, 2026
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DCM Financial Services Ltd has reported a net loss of Rs. 102.27 lakhs for FY2026, with total income of just Rs. 54.31 lakhs. The company's balance sheet shows severe distress with total liabilities of Rs. 7,124.96 lakhs against total assets of only Rs. 2,010.88 lakhs, resulting in negative net worth of Rs. 5,114.08 lakhs. The statutory auditor M/s. V Sahai Tripathi & Co. has issued a QUALIFIED OPINION citing multiple issues: (1) non-provision of Rs. 1,683 lakhs interest on debentures/fixed deposits under a court-approved One-Man Committee scheme, (2) failure to create debenture redemption reserve of Rs. 2,014.98 lakhs, (3) uncertainty over security asset values, and (4) inability to confirm balances of receivables and payables. The auditor has raised an Emphasis of Matter regarding going concern doubts as the company has no active business operations, ceased accepting deposits since 1997, and its NBFC registration was rejected by RBI in 2004. The company's revival depends entirely on the successful implementation of a restructuring scheme under the Delhi High Court's One-Man Committee.
This is a highly distressed company with a qualified audit opinion, negative net worth, and going concern doubts. Shareholders should be aware that the company is not operating any business and its survival depends on court-approved restructuring. The stock carries extreme risk with significant uncertainty around asset values and liabilities.