FY26 audited results with qualified auditor opinion on four counts
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Shiva Granito Export reported FY26 revenue of Rs 1,173 lakhs, up about 36 percent from Rs 860 lakhs in FY25. However, it slipped into a loss with net loss of Rs 5.80 lakhs against a profit of Rs 2.48 lakhs in FY25. The auditor issued a qualified opinion with four qualifications, the key one being non-provision of expected credit loss of Rs 7.74 crores on trade receivables. Other issues include no inventory valuation due to missing stock records, no MSME interest provision, and no gratuity provision. These qualifications are repetitive since FY24.
Qualified opinion flags weak receivables, inventory, and provisioning. Loss despite revenue growth signals thin margins and governance concerns for shareholders.