Kohinoor Foods Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Kohinoor Foods submitted un-audited standalone and consolidated results for Q3 and nine months ended December 31, 2025. The auditor (NCRAJ & Associates) issued a qualified conclusion, flagging that the company has not provisioned interest of about Rs 3,780.72 lakh for the quarter (Rs 83,514.80 lakh cumulative) on bank loans since its accounts were classified as NPA, and Rs 80.90 lakh for the quarter (Rs 1,443.94 lakh cumulative) on a revoked corporate guarantee for its US subsidiary. The auditor also added an Emphasis of Matter on multiple legal issues: a DRT Delhi order dated October 28, 2025 directing the company to pay banks about Rs 926.13 crore, two pending Section 7 IBC petitions at NCLT Chandigarh (by PNB and IDBI Bank, not yet admitted), a SEBI show-cause notice under inquiry rules, and non-provision of income tax/GST/MSMED interest. The company says it continues to be a going concern, having fully paid a One-Time Settlement of Rs 227.45 crore to lenders and deposited Rs 190 crore from the sale/demobilisation of its rice manufacturing unit. The board also noted the resignation of CFO Pradeep Goswami (effective November 17, 2025) and appointed chartered accountant Prabhat Kumar as new CFO effective November 18, 2025.
This is a deeply stressed small-cap food company: its bank accounts are classified as NPA, a DRT order demands ~Rs 926 crore, two lenders have filed IBC petitions, and the auditor has qualified the results with material non-provisions. Full payment of the OTS and the rice-unit sale provide some relief and back the going-concern claim, but pending NCLT hearings and unresolved bank disputes remain serious overhangs. Existing shareholders face significant downside risk; the stock remains a high-risk bet pending resolution of the IBC and DRT cases.