Maral Overseas Limited has informed the Exchange about Copy of Newspaper Publication regarding Audited Financial Results for the quarter and year ended 31st March 2026, Special Window for Transfer and Dematerialisation of Physical Securities and updation of KYC by shareholders, published in the newspaper "Business Standard" and "Navbharat"
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Maral Overseas Limited reported audited financial results for Q4 and FY ended March 2026. Total income for the year was Rs 10,042.41 lakh (vs Rs 10,696.03 lakh in FY25), showing a ~6% decline. However, the company returned to profit with net profit after tax of Rs 326.14 lakh for FY26, compared to a net loss of Rs 2,419.77 lakh in FY25 — a dramatic turnaround. Q4 standalone net profit was Rs 1,331.09 lakh (vs a loss of Rs 22.80 lakh in Q4 FY25). Basic EPS for the year was Rs 0.79, and for Q4 was Rs 3.21. An exceptional item of Rs 52.83 lakh was recognised due to the new Labour Codes. The statutory auditors issued an unqualified report. The company also notified shareholders about a SEBI-mandated special window (Feb 2026–Feb 2027) for transferring/dematerialising physical securities, and urged KYC updates to prevent shares/dividends from being transferred to IEPF.
The company has staged a strong recovery from a large FY25 loss, with Q4 and full-year profits restored. While full-year revenue slipped slightly, the return to profitability is a positive signal. The KYC/IEPF notice may indicate unclaimed dividends or dormant shareholders — a governance concern but not a financial performance issue.