Outcome of Board Meeting held on August 13th, 2025
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MT Educare, under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) since December 2022, reported its Q1 FY26 unaudited results taken on record by Resolution Professional Mr. Arihant Nenawati. Standalone revenue from operations fell to Rs. 378.58 lakhs from Rs. 616.83 lakhs a year ago (~39% decline), while standalone loss after tax narrowed to Rs. (190.38) lakhs from Rs. (358.75) lakhs, with EPS of Rs. (0.26). On a consolidated basis, revenue dropped sharply to Rs. 690.50 lakhs from Rs. 1,388.16 lakhs (~50% decline) and loss after tax widened to Rs. (368.03) lakhs from Rs. (290.99) lakhs, EPS of Rs. (0.71). The auditor (MGB & Co. LLP) issued a Disclaimer of Conclusion on both sets of results, citing 11 unresolved matters including unconfirmed creditor claims, NPAs with lenders, deferred tax asset recognition issues, and a material uncertainty on going concern. The Board also approved the 19th AGM for September 24, 2025 and re-appointments of statutory, internal, cost and secretarial auditors.
For shareholders, the financials remain unreliable given the auditor's disclaimer and unresolved going concern doubt. The outcome of the CIRP — including the pending NCLT hearing on the resolution plan and the SVC Bank e-auction of the Mangalore property — remains the key catalyst. Until a resolution plan is approved, stock continues to carry high insolvency and value-erasure risk.