Shah Alloys Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Revised Outcome of Board Meeting held on 30.05.2025'.
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Shah Alloys Limited resubmitted its board meeting outcome because it had earlier mistakenly filed Standalone results instead of Consolidated results for Q4 and FY2024-25. The company reported a sharp deterioration in FY25 performance. Standalone revenue from operations fell to Rs 267.28 crore from Rs 634.63 crore in FY24, and the company swung from a Rs 2.58 crore profit to a Rs 27.29 crore net loss. Consolidated net loss stood at Rs 17.43 crore, and consolidated net worth has turned negative at Rs -7.69 crore. The auditor (Parikh & Majmudar) issued a Qualified Opinion on both standalone and consolidated results, flagging 6 issues including non-provisioning of interest on bank loans (Rs 146.61 lakh impact), non-impairment of Capital Work in Progress (Rs 900.50 lakh for holding and Rs 100.94 lakh for associate), and non-provisioning of electricity duty at the associate (Rs 314.28 lakh). The board also appointed new Secretarial, Cost, and Internal Auditors.
This is materially negative for shareholders. Revenue more than halved, the company slipped into a significant loss, consolidated net worth is negative, and there are multiple recurring audit qualifications, raising concerns about financial reporting quality and the company's financial health. The stock is likely to see a negative reaction, and risk-averse investors should exercise caution.