Rectification with respect to the bifurcation of Trade Payable in financial results as per accounting standard is made being intimated by BSE via email dated November 13, 2025. Please note ....
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Trident Lifeline has resubmitted its unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the half year ended 30 September 2025 after BSE flagged that the bifurcation of trade payables (Micro/Small Enterprise vs Others) was not provided in the prescribed format. The board had approved the results on 11 November 2025. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations rose to Rs 4,625.86 lakh (vs Rs 3,740.10 lakh in H1 FY25, up ~23.7%) and net profit climbed to Rs 841.71 lakh (vs Rs 664.71 lakh, up ~26.6%), with EPS of Rs 7.26. On a consolidated basis, revenue was Rs 5,335.68 lakh and profit after minority interest was Rs 801.13 lakh. The auditor (A Bafna & Associates) issued an unmodified limited review report with no qualifications. Notably, operating cash flow was sharply negative at Rs -824.17 lakh standalone and Rs -937.89 lakh consolidated, driven by a big jump in trade receivables and inventories.
The resubmission itself is a procedural compliance fix, not a change in reported numbers, so no fundamental impact. Strong top-line and profit growth on a standalone basis is positive for shareholders, but the steep negative operating cash flow reflects heavy working capital build-up (receivables and inventory), which investors should watch closely.