Please find enclosed the financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2025
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Modipon Limited reported audited results for FY25 showing total income of Rs 4.82 lakhs (up from Rs 0.03 lakhs in FY24) but a net loss of Rs 66.16 lakhs (wider than Rs 58.28 lakhs loss in FY24), with EPS of Rs (0.57). The company has been a non-operating entity since its manufacturing operations were permanently shut down in May 2007. Its balance sheet shows deeply negative net worth of Rs (9,174.50) lakhs against total assets of just Rs 764.79 lakhs and total liabilities of Rs 9,939.29 lakhs. The statutory auditor (B.M. Chatrath & Co LLP) issued a Qualified Opinion citing multiple unresolved issues including unprovided interest of Rs 1,000.54 lakhs to a supplier, unascertained interest on micro/small enterprise dues, pending bank approvals on land sale, ongoing PNB insolvency/Ots disputes, unprovided central excise liabilities, and unallocated related-party transactions with Ashoka Mercantile Limited (AML) totaling over Rs 725 lakhs. Adjusted loss after giving effect to audit qualifications is Rs 132.32 lakhs with adjusted EPS of Rs (1.14).
For shareholders, this is a deeply distressed situation: the company has ceased operations nearly two decades ago, carries massive negative net worth, faces multiple sub-judice bank and tax disputes, and has received a qualified audit opinion. There is no operational revenue to support the stock, and contingent liabilities tied to old legal cases continue to overhang the company. The stock is effectively a non-operating shell with risk of further erosion depending on the outcome of ongoing PNB, tax, and excise cases.