Please find attached herewith quarterly financial results for quarter ending 31st March 2021
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Garlon Polyfab Industries Ltd has submitted its audited financial results for Q4 FY21 along with the full-year results and a Statement of Assets and Liabilities. The auditor (P.D. Agrawal & Co.) issued an unmodified opinion stating the results give a true and fair view. The balance sheet reveals deeply negative shareholders' equity of approximately ₹(192.28) lakhs as on 31 March 2021 (versus ₹(188.49) lakhs a year earlier), driven by accumulated losses of about ₹(653.60) lakhs against share capital of ₹461.32 lakhs. Total assets stand at just ₹6.15 lakhs while short-term borrowings are ₹191.76 lakhs, indicating that the company is carrying debt many times its realisable assets. The filing also includes an Ind-AS reconciliation, noting that prior period figures have been restated from previous IGAAP reporting. EPS figures appear marginal or slightly negative across periods.
For shareholders, the negative net worth and minimal asset base raise serious going-concern concerns — the company technically owes more than it owns after stripping out paper share capital. This is a high-risk, micro-cap situation where any recovery depends on fresh capital infusion or a business turnaround; existing equity holders are likely diluted or wiped out in a liquidation scenario.