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Priya Limited's board approved unaudited Q3 FY26 results on February 6, 2026. Revenue from operations is nil as the company's bank accounts have been blocked since 2018 after its accounts were classified as Non-Performing Assets (NPA) by Indian Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, and Union Bank of India. The company reported a loss of Rs. 90.31 lakhs from operations but booked a notional profit of Rs. 803.39 lakhs as an exceptional item from the auction of related-party properties (Brent Properties and Cheshire Properties), resulting in a net profit of Rs. 713.08 lakhs. Total liabilities exceed total assets by Rs. 4,372.36 lakhs, giving the company a deeply negative net worth. The auditor (JM & Associates) issued an Adverse Opinion and an Emphasis of Matter, flagging issues including the going concern risk, a Rs. 3,269.64 lakh provision for doubtful export debts, a vacant CFO position since November 2022, and related-party rent transactions not at arm's length. Two related parties, VXL Instruments Ltd and VXL Software Solutions Pvt Ltd, have entered Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process. A one-time settlement of Rs. 22.81 crore is proposed with the banks, against which only Rs. 1.75 crore has been deposited.
This is a deeply distressed company with nil operations, negative net worth, and an adverse audit opinion — essentially a non-operating shell whose reported profit is entirely from a one-time notional accounting entry. Shareholders face extreme risk; the stock is likely to remain illiquid and vulnerable to further downward action as willful defaulter and NPA classifications persist.