Dcm Financial Services Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the Audited Standalone & Consolidated financial results for the period ended March 31, 2026.

DCM Financial Services Limited has reported a standalone net loss of Rs. 102.27 lakhs for FY2026 (improved from Rs. 117.92 lakhs loss in FY2025), with total income of only Rs. 54.31 lakhs sharply down from Rs. 166.03 lakhs previously. The company's balance sheet remains in a dire state — total liabilities of Rs. 7,124.96 lakhs far exceed total assets of Rs. 2,010.88 lakhs, resulting in negative net worth of Rs. 5,114.08 lakhs. The statutory auditor V Sahai Tripathi & Co. has issued a qualified opinion citing: (i) non-provision of Rs. 1,683 lakhs interest on debentures and fixed deposits under a One-Man Committee scheme; (ii) non-creation of Rs. 2,014.98 lakhs debenture redemption reserve; (iii) undepleted security values; (iv) missing balance confirmations; and (v) a contingent liability of Rs. 288.29 lakhs from an NBCC arbitration dispute. The auditor has included an Emphasis of Matter flagging that the company is not carrying on any active business, is not RBI-compliant as an NBFC, and that a material uncertainty exists about the company's ability to continue as a going concern, dependent entirely on successful implementation of the One-Man Committee restructuring scheme approved by the Delhi High Court.