1. Un-audited Standalone Financial results along with Limited Review Report for the quarter ended 30th September, 2025 in terms of Regulation 33 of Securities and Exchange Board of India ....
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Pasari Spinning Mills reported its Q2 FY26 (quarter ended Sept 30, 2025) results, with total income of Rs. 15.39 lakh, down from Rs. 17.08 lakh in the same quarter last year. Net profit stood at Rs. 9.05 lakh versus Rs. 11.19 lakh, with EPS of Rs. 0.07. For the half year, total income was Rs. 32.32 lakh (vs Rs. 34.15 lakh) and net profit Rs. 20.20 lakh. The auditor flagged two issues: (a) non-disclosure of a Rs. 40 lakh related party loan repayment required under Ind AS 24, and (b) a pending Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) litigation where an execution petition of about Rs. 7.03 crore is filed, with Rs. 6.39 crore as unrecorded contingent liability in interim results. The Board also acknowledged a Rs. 11,800 fine paid to BSE for a one-day delay in filing prior intimation of the board meeting under Reg 29(2)/(3), terming it non-willful.
Operations remain minimal with no manufacturing activity (nil revenue from operations), propped up only by other operating income. The undisclosed contingent liability of roughly Rs. 6.39 crore from the CCI case is a major overhang, and the auditor's note about a missing related-party disclosure is a compliance red flag. Shareholders should watch the High Court appeal outcome, as a negative ruling could severely impact this thinly capitalised company.