We hereby declare that as mentioned under the Independent Auditor''s Report dated July 09, 2025, for Standalone & Consolidated Financial Results, issued by the M/s Borkar & Muzumdar, Chartered ....
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Supreme Infrastructure India reported deeply negative results for FY25, with a standalone net loss of ₹1,42,625.83 lakhs (wider than ₹1,17,440.04 lakhs in FY24) and a Q4 loss of ₹37,272.25 lakhs. Revenue from operations rose modestly to ₹6,616.56 lakhs from ₹5,854.93 lakhs, but was dwarfed by finance costs of ₹1,38,531.80 lakhs. The company's net worth is fully eroded (negative other equity of ₹6,25,402.46 lakhs) and current liabilities exceed current assets by roughly ₹7,87,539 lakhs. The auditor issued a Qualified Opinion flagging concerns around recoverability of trade receivables, investments in stressed subsidiaries (SIBPL, SPITPL), and lack of bank confirmations for borrowings. Management itself disclosed a material uncertainty on going concern, though it expects to resolve it through an NCLT-approved debt restructuring scheme and equity infusion from promoters.
Very negative for shareholders — losses are widening, equity is fully wiped out, and the company itself flags going concern doubts. The Qualified Opinion and ongoing CIRP at key subsidiaries, combined with pending NCLT scheme implementation, make this a high-risk stock with limited near-term recovery prospects absent successful restructuring and equity infusion.